We dared to play the new ‘Citizen Vigilante’ video game … so you don’t have to
We recently reported that Armie Hammer‘s attempted comeback movie, “Citizen Vigilante” by director Uwe Boll, has spawned a video game. So I decided to boldly go where no journalist has gone before and actually play the “Citizen Vigilante” movie tie-in.
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We recently reported that Armie Hammer‘s attempted comeback movie, “Citizen Vigilante” by director Uwe Boll, has spawned a video game. So I decided to boldly go where no journalist has gone before and actually play the “Citizen Vigilante” movie tie-in. Movie tie-ins were a staple of the 90s and early 2000s film marketing scheme, for films from “Batman Begins” to “The Incredibles.” But the practice has since gone nearly extinct – until now, as Daniel Wengenroth of German game studio Polygon Art developed the official “Citizen Vigilante” game. I purchased the title on PlayStation 5 for $21.99, undeterred by the 2.74 out of 5 star rating in the online shop (made up almost entirely of polarizing 1-star and 5-star reviews).
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- We recently reported that Armie Hammer‘s attempted comeback movie, “Citizen Vigilante” by director Uwe Boll, has spawned a video game. So I decided to boldly go where no journalist has gone before and actually play the “Citizen Vigilante” movie tie-in.
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We dared to play the new ‘Citizen Vigilante’ video game … so you don’t have to
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