NotAFakeReviewer

It's getting hammered for a lot of graphic reasons and some glitches and yes I saw some but no more than in any open world game.

I'll say that it did force close on my xbox SX three times mostly as I was traversing but that's the only problems I had with it.

The story is no worse or better than the previous arkham games, I know its not an arkham game but it's impossible not to compare them.

The gameplay is solid, the world is detailed and the voice acting is fine, only one of the core leads stuck out as particularly bad but that could be part of the character.

If you're familiar with batman lore you'll see the story twists coming a mile away but damn if it isn't fun getting there and being able to choose who you are is pretty refreshing although I did miss being Batman.

It's not a patch on the arkham games but it's a very worthy successor.

Think of it as a typical sequel, not as good as but definitely not to be left out and really not as bad as people say.

Someone is offing the homosexual community in NY.

The police don't care and the community, while worried, know they're alone.

A closeted cop is trying to work on the case without outing himself or destroying his relationship with his paper editor partner and a man has lost his roommate after going cruising.

The period its set in is very well represented and the acting is good so far.

Very excited to see where this season goes as its already showing strong writing.

It has a similar vibe to Hotel which is no bad thing. The amateur feel of Stories is gone thank God.

Let's hope it doesn't go the way of some other seasons and loses it midway through. The soundtrack is fabulous as usual.

Exciting start.

A beautiful piece of art. Mesmerising, dreamlike, wonderfully shot and perfectly acted.

Story is follow-able if you pay attention which people refuse to do anymore, they want to sit scrolling their phone, half watching and count on severe expositional spoon feeding at the end to fill in the gaps.

This is a gorgeous and deep movie and I'm sick of movies like this getting badly reviewed by inattentive jerks who'd be more at home seeing what disneyplus has limped into the barn with.

You're killing the movie industry, mentioning idiocracy is cliche at this point but if the shoe fits.

Sigh

If you like the dreamy, lost in the woods, surreal type horror movies then you'll enjoy this.