While it could make sense in the story, I believe it would be near impossible to do it as a delayed live feed streaming on the internet. It’s fairly hard to explain, so just know it’s using images of someone to produce a video they were never a part of. I can understand if there are some mistakes based on having multiple decisions and scenes, however, the ones I just pointed out are concrete facts that make it surprising they were overlooked.ĭeep Fake Fake - There’s an interesting plot element that brings up the “deep-fake” technology.
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Later, when the actor references a name, she knows this person as the co-star in the movie she had never seen. She had not even seen the movie he was in. There is another inconsistency where a girl is told about an actor but she has no clue who she is. This does not happen, and she looks like she’s never thrown a punch.
You would imagine her hand-to-hand combat skills would really shine and she’d make short work of her foe. There is a scene where she gets into a scuffle with another contestant. One example is there is a woman whose profession was an MMA fighter. It’s as if multiple people wrote it but didn’t talk to each other. There has to be another way! Why else would there be so many options if it was all the same ending? This is what really makes you want to play multiple times.ĭoesn’t Add Up - The script isn’t terrible, but it sure doesn’t always make sense. That’s what is so intriguing and makes you want to keep trying. But who knows, maybe there’s a way you can make it work. As you know there is supposed to be only one surviving contestant at the end. You shouldn’t really get attached to any of the characters. That’s a lot of choices! I don’t love the storyline but it doesn’t mean I’m not interested in seeing everything it has to offer. After playing a few times, I still had not seen half of the scenes available. You’ll see one and wonder “what if I chose the other option”. Multiple Scenes - Like most games that have dialogue options and multiple story arcs, you’ll find yourself wanting to know the outcome of all scenarios. In Bloodshore you get a mix of film and game, giving you a combined version of the genre. So as you can see, the genre has been going on for two decades and has evolved as people put their own ideas in place.
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Even recently, the Netflix series “Squid Game” had a similar theme, and this series added has reached out to audiences everywhere. This was the first movie I personally saw with this kind of plot, and I loved it! There is now a list of Battle Royale games as well as movies. I’ve seen a few, including one starring Stone Cold Steve Austin called “The Condemned”. Of course, it wasn’t the only movie with a “last man standing” plot. However, over 20 years ago, this concept was already in place with a Japanese movie that was actually called Battle Royale. You don’t get to just watch the show, but control it!Īn Evolving Genre - The popularity of the Battle Royale genre exploded with Fornite. This violent contest is viewed by the world, as it is streamed online to fans all over. You can become the last one standing and be victorious, or you might end up with a game over screen. It’s a game you’ll want to play numerous times to see all of the outcomes. There are over 200 hundred scenes to view, and the decisions you make will determine what you see. This is a movie where you get to call the shots (sometimes literally). The winner will become rich and famous instantly. It’s kill or be killed, and the company hosting this dangerous contest will provide guns and gear to make things interesting. Is this Survivor, the popular series involving contests and relationships? Nope, this is a violent contest where you aren’t surviving the environment, you’re surviving other people. You start in a plane with a group of people and are dropped off onto an undisclosed island. An interactive action movie, Bloodshore allows you to control the decisions of a washed-up actor named Nick.
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