Gaming Life in FMV Hell Features By Will_Porter published 6 July 2007 We look at some awful FMV interactive movies Comments Page 5 of 6: Page 5 Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Sign up to the 12DOVE NewsletterWeekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and moreContact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors 1 2 3 4 5 6 Current page: Page 5 Prev Page Page 4 Next Page Page 6 Will_PorterSocial Links Navigation See more Gaming Features More about gamingNintendo has unveiled a new product, and it's not the Switch 2, but a $100 alarm clock that'll play a victory fanfare when you get upAstro Bot and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth lead the shortlist for the Golden Joystick Awards 2024, nudging out Helldivers 2 and Balatro for the most nominationsLatestThe Sims 4 Life and Death adds a sneaky reference to Baldur's Gate 3, with a dev saying there's "another small one buried in there somewhere" still left to findSee more latest ► See comments Most PopularSean Baker and Mikey Madison on the Scream star's new movie with a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes scoreI've been itching to play Slay the Princess on Nintendo Switch for over a year, and I'm so glad my patience paid offI've been testing one of Amazon's cheapest 240Hz monitors, and now it's top of my list for Black FridayThe 25 best movies on Amazon Prime to watch right nowLike a Dragon: Yakuza season 1 ending explained: who died, the Dragon of Dojima tattoo, and who is the Devil?1000xResist is one of gaming's best-written, and best-paced narrativesI've not stopped thinking about Metaphor: ReFantazio's perfect ending since I rolled credits, and I'm not sure I ever willAgatha All Along: The true secret of the Witches' Road explainedAfter 500 hours in Monster Hunter World, the Monster Hunter Wilds beta feels like a new pair of shoes: fresh and stylish, but a little uncomfortable 10 years later, Dragon Age: The Veilguard's release marks the return of an RPG series that made a lasting impact on my life Bite-size horror Vile is uncomfortable, important, and "truly therapeutic" – and it's coming to make you squirm on Steam GAME REVIEWSMOVIE REVIEWSTV REVIEWS1Mario & Luigi: Brothership review: "Humor and positivity by the boatload"2Slitterhead review: "A daring horror vision executed with finesse"3Planet Coaster 2 review: "Challenging, but at times frustratingly convoluted"4Catan review: "A milestone that still stands in 2024"5Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 review: "Both a return to form and a great entry point for new or lapsed players"1Paddington in Peru review: "Endlessly easy to love with a pitch-perfect Olivia Colman"2Venom: The Last Dance review: "A puddle of pixels that isn’t much fun to splash around in"3Smile 2 Review: "Naomi Scott demonstrates her talents with a raw, no-holds-barred performance in this largely successful horror sequel"4Blitz review: "Steve McQueen's World War Two drama is intense, horrific, and impressively cinematic"5Small Things Like These review: "Cillian Murphy proves less is more in this expertly crafted drama"1Silo season 2 review: "A commanding performance from Rebecca Ferguson makes it a dystopian future worth staying in"2Agatha All Along finale review and recap: "Fun, but think about it too hard and it falls apart like a house of tarot cards"3Like a Dragon: Yakuza season 1 review: "Wasn't at all what I was expecting – and that's not a bad thing"4Agatha All Along episode 7 review and recap: "One of the best episodes of the WandaVision spin-off yet"5Agatha All Along episode 6 review and recap: "Joe Locke is fantastic in Billy-focused chapter"
