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Players take control of a stray cat, which can be given a name. Put simply, Stray delivers one of the most adorable and interesting titles of 2022 that will be sure to appear on many game of the year lists. The biggest surprise however, was its story, as you attempt to uncover the secret of what happened to the traditional human world and why little rat-looking creatures known as Zurks, attempt to devour any living being they come across. The visuals are both inviting and gorgeous, blending with a catchy soundtrack and cat meow sound effects that will lure in any unsuspecting pet to your TV. Since is release, Stray has turned into a viral sensation with memes and videos but is the game actually worth playing? Playing as a stray cat in a neon cyberpunk, robot infested world where you’ll explore high and low, like only a cat could.

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But developer Blue Twelve Studio had to go ahead and drop this fantastic feline fiasco with little fanfare, in addition to being free for PlayStation Plus Extra subscribers. The premise is, it’s war-just a very quiet, contained war, with a lot of people staring at screens and then one another, then back to the screen, and somehow it actually works quite well as a drama.When you think of 2022’s game of the year contender, one real contender comes to mind Elden Ring. It follows a team of analysts working to protect Britain from a mysterious cyber-attack.

If you’re in the mood for a tense, hothouse British thriller this might be your best ticket in August.

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This new series chronicles her life’s work and exposes a crooked system that forces women and kids to become fugitives. The court system, she decided, had broken down, and it was time for an underground network to be built. This new docu-series from Hulu poses the pivotal question right up front in the trailer: “would you be willing to live like a criminal to protect your child?” Faye Yager made it her life’s calling to help mothers and children fleeing abusive family situations and going on the run. Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi have an absolute marvel on their hands, and I can’t wait to see where they take it in the new season.

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Reservation Dogs is less a crime show than ever, but we’re going to keep pushing it out here at CrimeReads because it was damn near the best thing on TV last year and it had just enough sorta crime to shoehorn in, although if we’re being honest it’s more of a raucous celebration of the varieties of life, from tragedy to comedy and everything in between. Premieres August 3rd (season 2) / FX on Hulu In the meantime, here’s a quick look at what’s coming up this month. Let’s try to be happy for them, bide our time, and maybe enjoy some dragons while we wait for more to come in September.

Maybe there’s a drought in productions, but then why did the streaming services all run their best stuff in the same three week period in April? If I had to guess, the current gap is down to the juggernaut series coming at the end of the month: the Game of Thrones spinoff on HBO and the Lord of the Rings project on Amazon. Traditionally it was a dead time on the TV calendar but that’s not really the case anymore. To be perfectly frank with you, August is not a banner month for crime series on TV (except for one very bright spot, the first selection below, which isn’t really a crime series).