Nolan briefly resurrected the world's most successful jubi-soft game. One more reason not to love Nolan! Odiss

Nolan briefly resurrected the world's most successful jubi-soft game.

One more reason not to love Nolan! Odissey has been on the charts for two weeks and is confidently flying to a billion the best start in the director's career. And at the same time the film gave a second life to a game that doesn't deserve it.

The mechanics of resurrection are clear, we've seen the wonders of Fallout and how the Edgerunners saved Cyberpunk in many ways. But here's an interesting case, because two unrelated works are naturally stuck together. Well, almost a common name, Ancient Greece and here and there, there are cyclopes. And what's the conclusion?

I even came across a few posts where people noticed and were delighted to have Odyssey fans, and I still think it's hardly the worst part of the series, and in terms of the empty scale, Valhalla was even more naked, but there were at least some funny micro-sides about purple and rap-battles, and Odyssey was just a monument to the unstoppable jubi-soft in its worst form, and the open world with its activities, and the micro-transformation, and everything else.

But if you're too fanatical about the movie, then jumping into Odyssey is probably gonna be fun in its own way. #game