Providence Ridge: a brand-new open-world map full of forests, zombies, and mystery Remastered graphics and an upgraded engine featuring realistic fog effectsĪn expanded soundtrack with hours of new thematic musical arrangements Independence Pack: a celebration of history that blows up zombies.Daybreak Pack: a test of teamwork with siege-style, 'survive the horde' gameplay.Heartland: an massive story campaign set in a familiar town with new challenges.Homecoming: a full-size, fully remastered, open world version of Trumbull Valley for the core game, reintegrating the Mount Tanner and Fairfield regions to the map, and adding new sites to scavenge, along with new sights to behold.The base game plus all three add-on packs released to date, including the all-new Homecoming update: Join over 10 million existing players and discover what Juggernaut Edition has to offer: Available on Steam for the first time, this edition is packed with new and remastered content for the ultimate zombie survival experience. and those who've come back from the dead. State of Decay 2: Juggernaut Edition re-imagines the popular survival game as a brand-new experience to welcome first-time players. Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 2GB / AMD Radeon HD 7870 Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system TITLE: State of Decay 2: Juggernaut Edition

I am giving this a '4' as I was tempted to stop watching it several times throughout, and I'm sure you will too.State of Decay 2: Juggernaut Edition (Update 34 - Curveball - Build 542780 + Independence Pack DLC + MULTi8) I doubt that anybody who is not a friend of the production will give this movie anything over a '5'. It is a waste of time and money, and a disappointment to anyone who expects more from cinema. It is not a sci-fi movie, nor a drama movie, nor a good movie. It is a poorly executed and poorly written movie, that does not deliver on any of the promises it makes. The movie does not offer any message or lesson, or any reason to watch it in the first place. The movie does not explain what happens to the Kitchen, or to Izi and Benji, or to the other characters we met along the way. The movie ends with a vague and unsatisfying conclusion, that leaves many questions unanswered and many conflicts unresolved. Some other characters, such as 'Lord Kitchen', a mysterious figure who broadcasts music and messages to the Kitchen, also fails to attach any explanation or add any value to the story. The movie also does not show us how they grow or change as a result of their experiences. The movie does not give us any insight into their personalities, backgrounds, or motivations. The movie tries to portray the bond between Izi and Benji, but fails to make us care about them or their struggles. Izi takes Benji under his wing and tries to teach him how to survive in the harsh reality of the Kitchen. He meets Benji, a young boy who has lost his parents and is living on the streets. The movie then introduces us to Izi, who works at a funeral home and dreams of escaping the Kitchen and finding a better place to live. The movie seems to use these elements as mere props, without any meaningful connection to the plot or the themes, basically Sci-Fi sells so we should throw some of that in sort of feeling. The movie also never shows how the futuristic elements, such as high-tech messages on the mirror or holographic advertisements, affect the lives of the characters or the society. The movie never explains why the Kitchen is in such a state of poverty and oppression, or why the police are trying to evict its residents. The movie opens with a scene of a group of kids on motorbikes robbing a food truck and bringing it back to their community, known as the Kitchen. Overall, 'The Kitchen' is a disappointing and boring movie that wastes its potential and its cast and it is another brick in the Netflix collection of trash. The only redeeming quality of the movie is the performance of Hope Ikpoku Jnr as Staples, a charismatic gang leader who steals every scene he is in. The movie also suffers from a lack of direction, character development, and dialogue, leaving the audience detached and dissatisfied. The movie attempts to create a futuristic setting, but fails to integrate it into the story or explore its implications.

The Kitchen is a dystopian drama that follows the lives of Izi, a funeral home worker, and Benji, a young boy he mentors, as they struggle to survive in a bleak urban environment of some unexplained future. Reviewed by FixedYourEnding 4 / 10 The Kitchen: A Dystopian Disaster That Fails to Cook Up Any Sci-Fi or Drama

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