Our top pick of the week: Alien: Romulus |
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It's not every day we get a new Alien movie, so it's a happy day whenever a new one comes along... even if it plays the hits rather than breaking much new ground. "Ask five different Alien fans what their favorite movies from the franchise are and why they love them, and you'll likely get five different answers," wrote Toussaint Egan in Polygon's review. "Still, it all but goes without saying that every subsequent entry in the series gets measured by its level of similarity to one of two films: Ridley Scott's 1979 original and James Cameron's 1986 sequel Aliens. In Alien: Romulus, the latest installment in the series, writer-director Fede Álvarez and frequent co-writer Rodo Sayagues (Don't Breathe) wear their love of Scott's and Cameron's films as proudly as any fans of the franchise would, to the film's visual merit and narrative detriment." Romulus is out in theaters today. |
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The Crush House | Turning the dating reality TV show experience into a game, but switching up the perspective. Available on Windows PC. Black Myth: Wukong | An epic saga that's both confounding and spectacular to behold. Available on PlayStation 5 and Windows PC. Dredge | The Iron Rig update is a good reason to jump back into one of 2023's best games. Available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X. Helldivers 2 | All new Helldivers 2 enemies should be revealed in-game. Available on PlayStation 5 and Windows PC. Gourdlets | The laid-back building sim for people sick of the grind. Available on Windows PC, Linux, and Mac. One Btn Bosses | You need just one button in this bullet-hell gem. Available on Windows PC. |
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Supermarket Together | "Grocery store simulator" doesn't seem like a great sales pitch at first, but once I got a store going with my friends, we were all quietly enthralled. Available on Windows PC. |
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- TOO STRONG: JD Vance's favorite Magic: The Gathering card was banned for good reason.
- TOO BIG: Fortnite's back on iPhone with launch of mobile Epic Games Store in EU.
TOO CUTE: Pikachu wants to keep you safe in this Pokémon-themed flight-safety video. TOO SCARY: Dragon Age: The Veilguard to be released on Halloween. TOO EASY: Deborah Ann Woll gives the perfect D&D pitch on Jon Bernthal's podcast. TOO TOUGH: Our first look at Netflix's new One Piece anime shows how hard it is to adapt Oda's opus. TOO FAST: Hi-Fi Rush studio, shut down by Microsoft, is saved by PUBG's publisher. - TOO LITTLE: Why did the ending of The Umbrella Academy suck so much?
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