daniel riccio

Story is sub-parr especially compared to the first. A very dark and depressing game that removes many aspects that were enjoyable from the first game. Quite melodramatic and forgettable characters, and poor creative choices in the plot made by the writers. Shame really.

Taking into consideration that I'm a big fan of Rooster Teeth, it's not an overstatement to say gen:LOCK is one of the best projects RT have worked on. It's easier to name to cons than the pros, like how Julian Chase (Michael B Jordan) can be monotonous, or how the frame rate bothers some fans concerning action sequences (which really isn't that bothering), but the convoluted story and diverse cast burys over the weaknesses. Certainly gen:LOCK's strength is how it twists the clichéd power rangers/ghost in the shell set-up of a generic mecha series into a genuinely interesting story. The music is top notch, the artwork is uniquely splendid, and the A-list cast only adds to the positives. No doubt I was hooked within the pilot episode. Action, romance, mystery, comedy, adventure, plot twists(?) It can all be found here. 10/10

This is, by far, the funniest, most emotional, most immersive, most mysterious and down right best machinima show ever created, and ever will be. Red vs Blue delivers some of the wittiest humour I've ever come across, with a cast of interesting idiots leading the front as the galaxy's most unlikely of heroes. Sounds clichéd? Trust me, its not. This show brought me to Rooster Teeth, as well as millions of others, actually, it built RT to the multi-million dollar company they are now. Fun fact: it's the world's longest running sci-fi show (excluding Dr Who), going since 2003! 10/10

Being a fan of Red vs Blue and RWBY, I began watching this show simply to pass time between the "main" shows. After watching 3 seasons, Camp Camp became one of those "main" shows. If you worry it looks too much like a kids show, watch a couple episodes to see it's uniquely wacky humour. It drew me in when I had set the bar for it pretty low, and now I'm waiting patiently for the new season. 8/10

I was skeptical getting into a "girlish" anime series, being a big fan of Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad, but I can honestly say RWBY surpassed my expectations, and went further. I love the fantasy genre, having read a lot of Tolkien's works, and so far, the world of RWBY is one of explosive creativity. The main characters are very well set up and developed, the plot is interesting enough, and even though the fight scenes in earlier volumes are sometimes hard to watch, the further the show develops, the better the fights get. The lighthearted atmosphere keeps the humour humble, also making the real "dark" moments of the story more significant. Considering RWBY is Rooster Teeth's first attempt at professionally creating a unique show in the fantasy/anime genre, all I have to say is very well done. I don't regret spending my time to watch this at all. 9.5/10