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The concern extends to the adaptation’s structure. Unlike the game, which naturally lends itself to cutscenes and pacing that build tension, a live-action series must balance storytelling with engaging action sequences. Small, emotional shots are appreciated, but they can't replace the thrill of larger, more impactful set pieces.

Trailers and Audience Reception

The trailer, reminiscent of some The Walking Dead promos, features scattered scenes that evoke a sense of suspense but lack the engaging hook that once drew audiences in. The comparison suggests that the trailer feels more like a montage than a compelling preview, risking audience disinterest if the series doesn't step up its visual and narrative engagements.