Owl Song at Dawn
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Scorpion
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From the dawn of civilization scorpions have captured the human imagination. Yet the scorpion is a...
Nico's Heart
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RARE: Rescue and Retrieval Extractions -they took on the missions that no one else wanted and...
Soul Solution (Beyond Fairytales)
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For Erik Anderson, the Copenhagen line is his curse. He takes the train every night en route to...
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Dawn of the Dreadfuls
Jane Austen and Steve Hockensmith
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At the opening of the international bestseller "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies", Elizabeth Bennet...
Bee (3 KP) rated Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (2018) in Movies
Feb 9, 2019
The cast was alright, Will Poulter was brilliant.
The concept was interesting and after the immense popularity of video games like Until Dawn and Detroit: Become Human, it was time for a more cinematic adaption.
But some choices felt unnecessary - the cereal one, for example - where it had no impact on the story whatsoever. It was also very repetitive and cycled you back to watch the same scenes over and over again without the ability to skip much.
All in all, I enjoyed it, but it could have been improved a little bit.
Since You've Been Gone
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It was Sloane who yanked Emily out of her shell and made life 100% interesting. But right before...
Contemporary Young Adult Romance
LeftSideCut (3778 KP) rated Until Dawn in Video Games
Jul 2, 2019
I have no idea why I waited so long - I was immediately hooked.
The opening scene sets up a huge amount of intrigue, to the point that I ended up playing through the story in a couple of days, and then playing through a couple more times just to see all the various story routes.
Everything you do results in a butterfly effect, and can change the story dramatically, to the point that every single character can survive the story, and every single character can perish - it's all based on what decisions you make throughout.
As far as scares go, for the most part, Until Dawn made me feel uneasy, with it's eerie setting, and the fact that you're not sure what is exactly trying to kill you, or even what is real, for a good chunk of the game, leaving you desperately trying to figure out what's happening.
The final third of the game is where that aspect drops, and all hell breaks loose.
Add to this some pretty nice performance capture, with some familiar faces littered around (Rami Malek, Peter Stormare, Hayden Panettiere, to name a few), and you have a winning formula.
Go and play it!
Me. You. A Diary
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This is Dawn French's fabulous new non-fiction book for 2017, and it's totally interactive: take a...