Page 13 - Five Dates News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Written by Eric Hauter on 7/26/2021 for More On: When the Covid-19 pandemic hit, the video game industry was sent quietly spiraling. Games were delayed and schedules were rearranged as developers and publishing companies – pushed out of their offices – tried to learn how to work remotely. Perhaps the only industry that struggled more to figure out how to continue forward was the film industry; after all, you need quite a large crew together in one place to make a film. But one company had to learn to overcome the troubles afflicting both industries. Wales Interactive makes i...

Channel 4 dating show Five Dates A Week will recruit applicants of any gender and sexual orientation. Here's why the show bosses think that's so important.

Exclusive: Writer Of Lockdown Horror Hit 'Host' Is Aiming To Revolutionise FMV Games With 'Ghosts' © Visible Games Back in the '90s, FMV video games were seen as a way of harnessing the amazing storage potential of CD-ROM to create immersive, life-like video games – but although cult classics like Night Trap found an audience, few would argue FMV gaming was a true revolution; the lack of interaction was painfully clear, even back then. However, seemingly against all odds, FMV gaming has undergone something of a resurgence of late thanks to titles such as Her Story and Telling Lies, as ...

Five Dates hits iOS on Valentine’s Day, explores dating during COVID We get our fair share of FMV thrillers and horror games on mobile, but an FMV rom-com produced entirely during lockdown is certainly something new. The Complex and Late Shift developer Wales Interactive’s latest, Five Dates, delivers just that, with seven hours of live-action footage to enjoy and many tricky choices to make along the way. The game is an exploration of life – and dating – while in lockdown, weaving the current pandemic into its narrative. You play as Vinny, a Londoner searching for love, who has five ...

Wednesday, 10th February 2021 at 5:49 pm In season two of The Bay, Morven Christie and her colleagues at Morecambe’s police station are joined by guest stars including James Cosmo, Joe Absolom, Sunetra Sarker, Sharon Small, and (very briefly) Stephen Tompkinson. Advertisement Christie stars as family liaison officer Lisa Armstrong, an important member of the police department who works closely with families and friends of crime victims. In season one, she took on a missing persons case after teenage twins Holly and Dylan disappeared — only to discover that she had a personal connection...