Gregory Pierce

Solid movie that is plagued by the fact that it is part of a new series of movies. While Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is a great movie and helps us understand and chart the path of the fall of humanity and how the apes have taken over and started to spread out in the world - the writers held back a lot of the answers that really should have been revealed during the movie because otherwise the movie starts to feel a bit hollow. There is nothing wrong with us knowing that there are more humans, astronauts on the moon or anything else - it is the journey that is the interesting part; not the hidden story elements. Would certainly encourage the writers to consider that for the next installment. Did love the "at the end of the day - humans suck" message that they threw in there.

This game caught me off guard. I had seen the demo and wasn't impressed by some of the systems and mechanics (and some of them are still a bit simplistic), but when you look beyond the pieces and get to all of them running together and you have a masterpiece. Hats off to the designers, developers, artists, etc. involved because they took the traditional expectations of an RPG and game you something so immersive that it actually felt like playing a movie - in a way that I had not experienced in my days of gaming, and I've been doing this since before Atari 2600. I'm not going to spoil anything and just say - this game is worth your time. All of it.

Possibly the best new animated intellectual property (IP) to come to the market in years. Animation, story, music, etc. - this one has it all.