Ian Howerton

Way more enjoyable than Armored Core. If you like your mechs to fly nearly endlessly and be moving constantly as fast as a fighter jet, this game isn't for you. If you enjoy a more tactful, less Souls like game, where levels can be beat with a varying number of builds, this game is for you. I could see how some Mechwarrior fans may be a little miffed by this one, but frankly, coming from a perspective the last true offline campaign mode was made 20 years ago, this title is quite refreshing.

Went into this movie blind as though trying out a new restaurant. It has twists-a-plenty that keep you waiting till the end, just like the other people dining at the restaurant, and as it goes on, it only gets more interesting. What will the final course hold? Only time will tell.

This movie is overall very well done. The CGI is extremely good, the story is entertaining, and the voice acting is spot on. In general it takes a somewhat playful approach to several themes, some of which are a bit dark, and this often helps to either make or break a film, kind of like the better CGI movies like Shrek, or Toy Story that used such an approach to good effect. I would say more on the matter but that would be a monstrous spoiler that could sink both the movie experience and this review. Its best to see it yourself.