If you’ve been following No Gravity Games’ free game offers, you have until May 24th to download Dream Alone for free on the Nintendo Switch eShop. While this game originally came out in 2018, and there isn’t a version for the new Nintendo Switch 2, Switch 2 owners can still download and play it thanks to backward compatibility. If you haven’t been participating in the giveaway, you’ll need to sign up to get the game for free.
Unlike many games set in sterile, unsettling environments, Bramble takes place in a vibrant world inspired by Scandinavian folklore. Players will encounter charming gnomes, terrifying trolls, mischievous fairies, wicked witches, and other mythical creatures – many of whom are quite dangerous. Young Olle, the main character, is often the target, and a lot of the game involves him desperately running away from enormous beasts trying to eat him. Bramble adds an extra layer of fear by shrinking Olle down to just a few inches tall, making these already frightening enemies even more intimidating and increasing the tension.
So, they dropped this teaser after that crazy livestream of… a shed? Honestly, it doesn’t actually show any gameplay. It’s more like a creepy little movie meant to build hype and let us know Jason Voorhees is coming to Dead by Daylight. The good news is we won’t have to wait long – the trailer says he’s joining the game on June 16th, right after the game’s 10th anniversary! Behaviour Interactive isn’t giving away all the details just yet, but I’m expecting they’ll show off his powers and how he plays pretty soon.
Besides the popular new Western series, Paramount+ has a couple of other fantastic shows to enjoy this weekend. One is a hilarious and clever comedy from a top Hollywood creator, and the other is a thrilling mystery series that’s back with new episodes. No matter how you’re celebrating Memorial Day weekend, be sure to check out these hit shows on Paramount+.
Science fiction is famous for being creative, exciting, and full of complicated storylines. However, this can make for a tricky ending, as everything needs to come together in a way that feels complete and answers all the questions. Many shows, including the recent finale of Stranger Things, have been criticized for disappointing endings. In fact, the TV show Lost, which was hugely popular over fifteen years ago, received a lot of backlash for its finale, and people are still talking about it today.
A new report indicates that sales of isekai stories have dropped considerably in the last year. This isn’t just a temporary dip – it looks like audiences are losing interest in the genre. While many isekai stories still exist, this could create issues for anime studios considering adaptations, as demand appears to be fading.
While previous versions of Lost in Space had a certain playful charm, it was the Netflix series that really transformed the show into a stunning science fiction adventure, putting it among the best in the genre. It managed to strike a perfect balance between thrilling survival challenges and touching family moments, something most reboots struggle with. This new Lost in Space both paid tribute to the original and proved why it deserved to be remade and celebrated.
At MomoCon, an anime convention in Atlanta, creator Jorge R. Gutierrez shared exciting news: he’s working to bring back his show, El Tigre, at Paramount. Even more surprisingly, he’s hoping to include characters from Invader Zim and My Life as a Teenage Robot in a crossover! While these Nickelodeon shows are quite different from El Tigre, Gutierrez has already spoken with the creators of both, Jhonen Vasquez and Rob Renzetti, and they’ve given him their approval. Although Paramount hasn’t officially approved the project yet, things are looking promising.
As a longtime moviegoer, I’ve seen quite a few iterations of King Kong, and it’s fascinating how certain elements always seem to stick around, no matter the director. Over time, these recurring ideas have become part of what is King Kong to most people, but honestly, when you really think about it, a lot of it doesn’t quite add up. For a character as legendary as Kong, you’d be surprised how much feels… well, frustratingly illogical.
As a huge Superman fan, I totally get why people have been begging for a way to see Jon as a kid again, but honestly, it’s just not realistic at this point – he’s been an adult for a long time! Still, we all loved seeing young Jon’s adventures. But the new Superman Unlimited storyline might finally put those wishes to rest. It brought back someone who looked like a younger Jon Kent, and it was a clever idea – the adult Jon changed his name to Tomorrow Man to protect his younger self and let him have a normal life. However, issue #13 dropped a major bomb – this ‘young’ Jon isn’t who he claims to be. In fact, it looks like he’s actually the son of one of Jon’s biggest enemies, which is a crazy twist!