Games

Strange Scaffold, known for crafting small yet highly respected video games such as “I Am Your Beast” and “Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator,” has garnered significant acclaim from both players and critics. This recognition caught the eye of Paramount, leading to discussions about potential partnerships. One idea was a TV show adapted from a Strange Scaffold game that had been canceled, but they ultimately opted for a new project – a game inspired by the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) franchise.

Caution: If you haven’t watched the first episode of Gundam GQuuuuuuX and prefer to avoid spoilers, beware that we’ll delve into areas with potential spoilers ahead. For those who managed to dodge this spoiler, GQuuuuuuX is set in a world where the Principality of Zeon emerged victorious from the initial conflict that sparked the Mobile Suit Gundam series. Consequently, the Earth Federation finds itself under Zeon’s rule, yet still functions to some extent due to Char’s efforts to maintain order. Amate seems to live an ordinary life in this world, and even those who support Zeon aren’t living in a utopia, as Amuro’s apparent victory casts a shadow over their lives.

The October Girl: Book One

Storyline: Autumn Ackerman, a woman raised with a love for magic, fairies, and heroic princesses fighting dragons, now finds herself stuck in the mundane routine of working at her local coffee shop. However, this ordinary life is turned upside down when she encounters Barnaby, a character from her childhood imagination. This meeting leads her to the realm of the Night Folk, an entirely new world that promises excitement beyond her wildest dreams.

These titles, being recurrent in essence, often merge, making it challenging to fully grasp the true power of the underlying experience.

Recently, Trachtenberg shared at a press event ComicBook attended, he had three outstanding ideas. The one he was most thrilled about initially was ‘Badlands’, but then there was another concept, ‘Prey’, that caught his interest. He explained, ‘We got to place the Predator in various time periods and tell that tale.’ What made ‘Prey’ unique, he added, wasn’t just the Predator in a different era; it was that our story enhanced the Predator’s narrative. I didn’t simply want to move them into a different timeframe; instead, I wanted to explore how we could make it special again if we were to revisit this concept. The question was, what kind of story could we tell that would be equally action-packed and captivating, yet emotional and thematic, focusing on characters?

The Jurassic World account’s post indicates that they can’t imagine any scenario in which things might not work out.