Before directing Atomic Blonde, Deadpool 2, or Bullet Train, David Leitch was one of the most prolific stuntmen in Hollywood. He doubled for Brad Pitt in Fight Club and Troy. He executed stunts on two of the Matrix movies and one of the Bourne installments. He is a scholar of the action flick and told TIME his latest movie, The Fall Guy, is a “love letter to action movies.”

The film centers on a stunt man, played by Ryan Gosling. He had a brief romance with an aspiring director (Emily Blunt) but ghosted her after a serious injury. When she finally gets her first big break, her new movie’s star (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) goes missing, so the stunt man sets out to find him and save his true love’s picture (and maybe win her back in the process). The Fall Guy depicts the meticulous preparation needed to execute stunts as well as the fantastic feats themselves. …

Dragon’s Dogma 2, despite being a solid bit of action RPG fun, definitely has its problems. Performance nightmares abound on PC, and while none of the game’s microtransactions make much sense at all (with almost all of them being available in-game) they’re still a fair reason to be put off from the whole thing.

All of this has led to a dumpster fire of an initial performance on Steam’s user review system, which placed it at a 39% positive rating. At the time of writing, that’s since climbed to 55%—and while that suggests players’ problems melt away when they actually play the game, general sentiment has been complex, with some players decrying wonky difficulty scaling and low-level-mook infested roads.

I’m having a smashing time myself, but who knows. Maybe the 40 plus hour ennui hasn’t set in, or maybe it’s just a taste thing: there’s no accounting for it, after all. Still, it looks like Capcom’s been at least a little shaken by the backlash. A Dragon’s Dogma 2 us…

It’s been over a year since Blasphemous 2 was released, and nearly made me destroy my controller after a particularly rough mini-boss fight. I’m not saying that’s a bad thing. And with the announcement of a new expansion and update, it looks like I have no choice but to revisit the rage-inducing metroidvania.

The Mea Culpa expansion adds two new areas and bosses, four quests, an alternative ending for the Penitent One, an apparently familiar weapon and ability, prayers, rosary beads, achievements, and nine OST tracks by Carlos Viola. “Mea Culpa is a premium expansion for Blasphemous 2,” reads the announcement post. “The expansion’s story centres around Mea Culpa, the lost sword wielded by The Penitent One in the first game.”

There’ll also be a free update (True Torment) releasing alongside Mea Culpa, which will introduce a New Game Plus mode as well as “an expansion of existing zones (around 40%) and new zone connections, new abilities, new enemies, new prayers, Qualit…

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