Not surprising at all. Most of these superhero movies’ fan base were millennial crowd who grew up watching the related cartoons/reading comics. Many are in their late 30s/40s now and have moved on. The genz, who are the main theatre crowd doesn’t really resonate with these characters. Anyway, watched Mahavatar Narsimha. The animation especially in the last climax fight is excellent. The movie is very devotional in its story telling and not made like some random fantasy stuff. The theatre where I went was full. Looks like they are planning a sequel based on Parashuram.

Fantastic game, powerful, emotional journey, not about politics or agendas, but about one man confronting the full spectrum of who he is. Rarely does a game ask you to question not just your choices, but your very identity. The Alters isn’t really about Survival, it’s about facing the versions of yourself that never got a chance. It's like I cloned my regrets, gave them jobs, and now they’re unionizing. Solid story, characters (which are you) are very well written. Don't go in looking for gameplay, the loop is just getting more resources, the real work is holding your base, alters and yourself together. Something rarely a game does. If you like emotional games then I suggest you shouldn't miss this.

This is releasing in a few days, looking at some hype everywhere for this.

Yes, that.. Every single horsemen is different so they made a totally different games for each rather than just upgrading on the released one. Which is damn cool