I don't understand people. You read a book, and you want the adaptation to be exactly like the 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 li꧑ke the booꦦk?

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 should not be reading books.

I saw the trailer of Until Dawn and the story concept sounds great. When I play a game, I don't expect the movie 𒐪version 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 played 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 mu𒁏ch for this game. Weekly anime, Secret Level, mercs, dualshock 5 etc. But they marketed to the wrong crowd whom are the lgbt pronounes