I don't understand people. You read a book, and you want the adaptation to be exactly like tꦏhe book, for what reason? You paid £10 for ♛the book, and now want to pay £50 for the game or £15 for the movie that plays exactly like the book?

Isn't the purpose of reading books to fuel your imagination? If you then want a movie that visualises the book in a picture format then you s🐠hould not be reading books.

I saw the trailer of Until Dawn and the story conc𝔍ept sounds great. When I play a game, I don't expect the movie version to be the exact same thing, then I don't need to pay to see the movie. What is the point in audience who have no play💃ed the game, and watches a movie that is exactly the same as the game? They might as well just watch a full length cutscene of the game on YouTube.

So your article is wrong.

Sony must have been so SURE that Concord would do so well. They prepared so much for this game꧟. Weekly anime, Secret Level, mercs, dualshock 5 etc. But they marketed to the wrong crowd whom are the lgbt pronounes