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No, the Tom Cruise one was a reboot as part of universals Monsters Universe idea, but it bombed so bad they killed the whole idea.

You can see remnants of their original plan in the Frankenstein ride at Epic Universe in Orlando. Basically the idea was Frankensteins daughter trying to collect/contain all the monsters for her own purposes.

Haha, exactly why I added the link!
The Mummy with Braden Fraser. It’s technically a trilogy, but the third one is awful.
I mean, you can’t really summarize without adding a bias. And LLM summaries are inherently biased by the people who make them as it’s not algorithmic, but tied to training data and prompting.

I always tell the places I work they’d end up saving money buying a server or two for R&D then having people run machines in the cloud.

There is obviously a point where scaling/maintaining it becomes less worthwhile, but for small teams/projects the cloud is a rip off.

I think it’s a portability thing, there are screens everywhere (most tvs can be used as screens if needed). This way your computer is also your input meaning you can plug it in anywhere and be good to go.
One that came out more recently that I thought was decent is Don’t press the button
Save 50% on Do Not Press The Button (Or You'll Delete The Multiverse) on Steam

A first-person, narrative-driven game featuring The Developer, who questions, taunts, and tests you at every turn. You shouldn’t press the button, but you’ll want to. You will have control, and you will have none. Power is in your hands... or is it? Inspired by classic narrative driven games.

Yeah, I actually think from a narrative perspective it’s very fitting, maybe anticlimactic, but fitting.

You have this guy trying to get away from the realities of life, he wants things to be more than what they are, but in the end that just isn’t the case. It’s melancholic, but also cathartic in a way.

Oh yeah, what I’ve seen some people suggest is to target one or the other. It’s just even doing that hasn’t really clicked for me.

Yeah, I run into basically one of three issues with Regent:

  • I have a deck that can do good damage and accrue stars, but getting destroyed without any block
  • I have a deck with lots of block and stars, but do barely any damage so it’s a race against enemies strengthening themselves.
  • Card rewards flip flop between forge and stars, so can’t build a consistent deck for Act I boss

I can’t tell if I’m just playing him bad or getting bad luck, but he’s the one I’ve struggled with the most.