Ash Echoes is a fast-paced RPG where you command a team of heroes in real-time battles across different dimensions within the world of Senlo. As the Director of S.E.E.D, you’ll lead unique characters against challenging enemies, and you can also put your abilities to the test in a Roguelike mode.
The second season of Citadel just dropped, and it follows Orlick (Stanley Tucci) as he rebuilds his team after the huge losses they suffered in season one. Last season, the rival organization Manticore, headed by Dahlia Archer (Lesley Manville), wiped out most of Citadel’s agents. It was also revealed that Dahlia is actually Mason’s (Madden) mother.
Joining the cast is Ella Purnell, known from Sweetpea, and Lewis will play Barnaby Towan. They’ll be acting alongside Jess Alexander (Amadeus), Adrian Rawlins (Slow Horses), and Will Keen (His Dark Materials).
The comedy Village Idiot has been called both witty and moving. It stars Phyllis Logan, best known as Mrs. Hughes from Downton Abbey, and features a talented ensemble cast. Logan plays Barbara, a determined and headstrong English grandmother who will go to great lengths to save her home from being torn down to make way for a high-speed train line.
The upcoming drama, The Quiet Hour, is a personal story focusing on Riya, a nurse portrayed by Panjabi, who is struggling with burnout, regret, and the weight of her past.
One of the new projects is called Closing Time, and it stars Aakeel as Mo, a talented newcomer working at his uncle’s kebab shop.
The Superhero Headquarters is a rooftop base designed for instant hero adventures. Here, you get to create your own unique hero, trying out different abilities, gadgets, and ways to interact with the world.
Tactic Manager: Road To Glory puts you in charge of every aspect of a football club. You’ll handle tactics, player transfers, and nurturing young players, all while competing in tournaments around the world. Adapt your strategy – like switching to a solid defense against tough opponents – to win!
The movie, written by Zwick along with John Logan and Marshall Herskovitz, is inspired by the real events of the Satsuma Rebellion, a historical uprising that occurred nine years after the start of the Meiji period in Japan.
So, I just found out the new docuseries – it’s directed by Michael Harte and made by the same people who did the Beckham series on Netflix – is coming out on May 20th. I’m already marking my calendar!