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A son of a blacksmith stands against a world at odds—his fight for justice has just begun. Will you rise to the challenge, or will chaos consume him? Step into Henry's quest in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, which launches a week earlier than expected in February. Learn what to expect in the sequel, its system requirements, and where to get it.
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"ERIC," a new Netflix miniseries, takes viewers to 1980s New York City, weaving a suspenseful tale around the disappearance of a boy named Edgar. His father Vincent, a puppeteer played by Benedict Cumberbatch, spirals into desperation, creating a puppet named 'Eric' to bring his son back. The series also follows Detective Ledroit, a black, closeted gay NYPD officer, adding complexity to the story. Created by Abi Morgan and directed by Lucy Forbes, "ERIC" is a dark, compelling exploration of crime, identity, and societal challenges.
Apple TV+'s Sugar starring Colin Farrell as detective John Sugar is a blend of classic Hollywood mystery, intriguing characters, and a modern take on the genre
Prime Video brought the Fallout world to TV - a must-watch wasteland post-apocalyptic storytelling with gripping characters bringing the iconic game to screens
"Dark Matter," Apple TV's latest thriller with Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly, blends drama, mystery, and sci-fi. The series follows quantum physicist Matt Carnes (Edgerton) and a reporter (Connelly) as they explore dark matter. It delves into existential themes, examining the human condition against the cosmos. With stunning visuals, compelling performances, and a thought-provoking narrative, "Dark Matter" is a captivating and intellectually stimulating series.
Netflix's "Bodkin" melds comedy & thriller-solving mysteries in a small Irish town. Do you reckon podcasters and failed journalists will spill all the secrets?
