patrickgillavila

The original Help Wanted game was really something special and I don't regret spending money on it. Same with this game. It's basically what the title suggests: a sequel to Help Wanted that continues its storyline and its major themes in a fun way. My only criticism is that it's not all that scary, usually. It can be quite frightening but it has more levels try at are just regular game levels but in VR and failure is punctuated with a jump scare. Regardless, I had a great time with it and I'm patiently awaiting the lore to be solved by the professionals. Had a great time with it and I'm sure you will to.

This show is soooo goooood! Zero is a compelling character, the stories he tells are interesting, the animation is nice and the jokes are funny.

I really like the direction they go with this, despite the character design and the overall vibe it always initially gives, it overall has an optimistic view. It always feels like it should be cynical or sad but it always turns around and becomes happy and interesting, and the big reveal of their destination at the end (no spoilers!) is super well done! Overall, it feels way too short, but it doesn't overstay its welcome, and it would have been so much worse if they tried to extend it longer. 10/10.

This movie sucks I've had to watch it with my family (no escape) but I had the worst time. You know it's bad when the kid actors are better actors than the main lead. The kids have a few funny lines and are the only good parts about the movie, because they're not insufferable. The main chick and the other adults have an awful dynamic with each other and they're not funny. The main character can't even deliver good dialogue or even act good, she just makes odd faces and poorly delivers lines. You can just tell she doesn't want to be there. And, they're all such uninteresting characters and it's terribly cringy and boring.