Loyd Muns

Playstation 4 player, Cyberpunk 2077 has been a functional mess until recently with patch 1.5, making it now unplayable on the console. I wasn't greatly impressed with the game to begin with, given I'd been following the project since 2014, when it was first announced, and it seemed that they had removed a lot of cool ideas and content from what they had shown. Furthermore, the story wasn't my cup of tea, I don't like being friends with Silverhand, he's suppose to be a crazy terrorist, not a likeable rocker boy. There was just a lot disappointing with this game, from the short and fairly generic story, to frequent bugs and breaks, to the empty, small, and unrealistic world that is Night city. I wanted to love this game so badly, but after about a year of waiting for a working game and with the repetition of the "Go here, shoot stuff" theme, I can't say that Cyberpunk is anything more than a pretty open world shooter, and that's if it renders correctly, otherwise, it's just an open world shooter.

Anna and the Apocalypse takes on a different approach as it's shot as a musical, blending comedy and drama into a wonderful, slightly campy film! This movie is great for those who want a grizzly zombie movie that is perhaps less dark than many other zombie films. The film starts with Anna as the apocalypse begins in her home town in England, following her, friends, and family as they survive the horrors of this new world they must now call their home. If your looking for something uniquely different and new, I highly recommend you watch this cute yet sad film, you shan't be disappointed, least I'd hope not!