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Today, publisher Saber Interactive has announced A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, a first-person single player horror adventure game set in the film universe created by John Krasinski.
Hollywood’s most commercially successful movie director, Steven Spielberg, had an Apple Watch wrapped to his wrist when he was in the middle of the Tribeca Festival, celebrating the 50th anniversary of his debut feature, ‘The Sugarland Express.’ The smartwatch started alerting him with false warnings that he had suffered a bad fall and started pinging him about pressing the SOS button. What followed was a brief but interesting interaction between the director and the Apple Watch.
The recently announced marks another addition to the celebrated series. The game’s unveiling was good news for many fans, as the depiction of Bruce Wayne’s demise in the largely reviled left much of the fanbase feeling it lacked the dignity the character deserved. In the wake of the critical and commercial failure of, feels like a much-needed return to form. Thankfully, there is still a lot of room for fresh stories to be told in the Arkhamverse, and the newest trailer is worthy of excitement.
Any experienced cowboy knows that the frontiers of are lousy with overused, high-falutin’, and just plain dull horse names. There’s nothing worse for a gunslinger than to lose their steed, but it sure adds insult to injury if the last thing they see flickering under the screeching wheels of a runaway train is a name tag reading Horsey McHorseface. For those righteously sick of all the Sugarlumps, Black Beauties, and Good Boahs that populate online and single-player stables in 2024, take heart because there are still plenty of unique names out there for every kind of nag.
The Nic Cage-led movie now has its own video game, but it's nothing like the games thought to inspire. The 2021 movie appeared to share a similar premise to the popular franchise — although its filmmaker, G.O Parsons, stated any similarities were purely coincidental, and it was inspired by restaurants such as Chuck E. Cheese, with the original idea coming about in 2015 just before the first game was released — but with one key difference: Nic Cage's mute janitor could fight back against the deadly animatronic creatures that thought they were hunting him, resulting in an array of violent carnage.
is breaking new ground as a huge, open-world experience, but as fun as that might be, I'm a lot more excited about the other upcoming Lucasfilm adventure in Although its scope doesn't look as intense as is a big moment in its own right. It's been a long time since the last major video game, with fifteen years having passed since the release of
Starship Troopers: Extermination has been in early access since last year and, buoyed by the success of Sony's similarly themed Helldivers 2, is coming in hot for a full October launch that among other things boasts the return of Casper Van Dien as Johnny Rico. Rico is the beating heart of the original movie's ensemble cast, has many of the finest lines, and is kind of the audience's anchor as director Paul Verhoeven blasts off on an excoriating drive-by about social control, war from the space grunt perspective, and man's inhumanity to… well, everything.
It's time for Wednesday's puzzle and this one is a bit tricky. Most of the words are all titles of films, but some of them belong in a film-related category and some do not. However, with some help and some spoilers if necessary, we can help you keep your streak alive so you do not lose today's puzzle.