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The release of "The Electric State" has been accompanied by the announcement of a tie-in game, titled "The Electric State: Kid Cosmo". This game serves as a prequel to the movie and focuses on characters Michelle and Chris.

The gameplay is described as a "bite-sized adventure puzzle game" that takes place over the course of five years.As a narrative-driven game, "Kid Cosmo" seems to emphasize storytelling and character development, which may set it apart from other games in its genre. However, some might view the game's focus on certain characters as a missed opportunity for more diverse representation.The exclusive release of the game for Netflix subscribers raises questions about accessibility and community building.

Will this create a sense of FOMO among non-subscribers, or will it encourage a loyal player base among those who do have access?

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The highly anticipated Martin Scorsese crime film, starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Emily Blunt, and Leonardo DiCaprio, has already sparked comparisons to his iconic past works, such as The Departed and Goodfellas. With Scorsese's reputation for gritty realism and unflinching portrayals of the dark underbelly of society, many are questioning whether this new film can truly live up to the standards set by his previous masterpieces.

As production begins, fans and critics alike will be watching closely to see if this latest endeavor lives up to Scorsese's lofty expectations and delivers a visceral, unapologetic crime drama that will join the ranks of his legendary films.