It’s seems more examples are seeing daylight of other assets being copied from

That’s the problem with stand-up shows on television I guess... When you go to a stand-up show, you watch the whole show and are probably there because you really want to watch that comedian. On television you get a completly other dynamic. You get a very large public where some people will already start watching it…

and if you can’t wait: it is already out on apple arcade...

Lots of people are experiencing this at the moment... and if you have paypal linked to your Nintendo account they usually try to buy FortNite v-bucks with it.

This part in ‘INSIDE’... the build-up... the revelation when I found out how to get past this...the music/sound effects when you find the correct way... brilliant.

It’s also released for PC tomorrow...

Thanks. Wasn’t planning on sleeping anyway....

I really liked how the ‘director’ in the zombie movie (first part) looks like a jerk/bully who doesn’t realise the gravity of the situation and pushes the actors to extremes... and then in the second part his character is complete opposite... insecure. Great movie.

Or ‘Triangle’ .... great movie.

There... I fixed it with Photoshop...

Boss fights! Boss fights everywhere!

We all know sharks have lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll’s eyes. When they come after ya, they don’t seem to be livin’ until they bite ya, and those black eyes roll over white, and then – aww, then you hear that terrible high-pitch screamin’, the ocean turns red, and in spite of all the poundin’ and the…

I recently discovered this game. I liked it a lot... really has some creepy moments.

Also:

Dead Secret Circle.... out now...

You probably clicked on the link at the end of the article. It’s this link at the beginning:

Yes! Josef and me are waiting in anticipation... Bring it on.

Came here to see if somebody had posted this...was not disappointed...

What Remains of Edith Finch...is in it. It’s the POV shot of the boy on the swing.

Played the demo so many years ago and was immediately intrigued... I checked the gorogoa site regularly to see the progress. So glad it’s finally released! Amazing game.

That little detail of Alan Silvestri’s Back to the Future intro, at the end, gave me goosebumps.