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For the week of 18 December 2017

Quick Bits:

Accell #6 concludes Danny’s first confrontation with new villain Midnight Blue and it’s interesting to see him still navigating how to be a hero, in this case ultimately failing. Damion Scott’s art is easily worth the price of admission alone.

| Published by Lion Forge / Catalyst Prime

Angelic #4 really starts getting into the happenings behind the scenes and the truth of what humans did before disappearing from the face of the Earth. It also shows that both the monks and the mans have been perpetuating their own ideologies and systems of belief to retain their own power structures. Not surprising, but like Orwell’s Animal Farm it’s a good way to show us some of our own failings through analogy.

| Published by Image

Assassinistas #1 isn’t exactly what I was expecting, but this is better. For whatever reason, I was expecting madcap female assassin action a la Kill Bill. That element is present, but this is really an interesting, humorous, and heartfelt look at three women who were assassins, who have moved on with their lives to create families and different situations. It’s about what happens after the usual exploitation movie, and it’s wonderful. Tini Howard has created some believable and interesting characters that are perfectly suited to Gilbert Hernandez bringing them to life.

| Published by IDW / Black Crown

Backways #1 is off to a good start. Anna’s girlfriend Sylvia goes missing amidst dabbling with magic and the occult, leading to Anna’s quest to find out what happened to her. Justin Jordan and Eleonora Carlini create some interesting characters and setting here, with some great art by Carlini.

| Published by AfterShock

Betty & Veronica: Vixens #2 gets us into the recruitment phase of the gang. I like the two narratives that Jamie Lee Rotante is providing, one of the current day gang and one of their formation. The art from Eva Cabrera fits this story perfectly.

| Published by Archie Comics

Dark Ark #4 gives us the battle between Nex’s vampires and the rest of the ark. It’s not pretty. The art by Juan Doe, though, is glorious.

| Published by AfterShock

Deadpool vs. Old Man Logan #3 manages to make Wade and Logan feel like an old married couple. It’s hilarious.

| Published by Marvel

Evolution #2 makes me sad that this isn’t weekly or released in huge chunks. The story from James Asmus, Joe Keatinge, Christopher Sebela, and Joshua Williamson is great, with each group of characters having their own unique point of view to give a broader picture of the coming epidemic. But the real star remains Joe Infurnari, whose art just pulls the whole thing together and elevates it to what’s looking like a horror masterpiece.

| Published by Image / Skybound

The Family Trade #3 sends Jessa on the run as the intrigue amongst the Family and the Clans begin to reach a boiling point. Morgan Beem’s art again makes this one of the most unique looking books on the shelves, very well done.

| Published by Image

Hellboy: Krampusnacht is a beautiful one-shot illustrated by Adam Hughes showcasing Hellboy vs. Krampus. It’s a fun take on the folklore, changing it up to more suit Hellboy’s world.

| Published by Dark Horse

Jim Henson’s The Storyteller: Fairies #1 kicks off a new anthology mini series with Matt Smith’s interpretation of the Icelandic fairy tale, “The Elf Queen and the Shepherd”. It’s a good story, with a bit of humour about talkative birds, and Smith’s art is beautiful.

| Published by Boom Entertainment / Archaia

Joe Golem: Occult Detective #4: Flesh & Blood #1 starts off a new two-parter with an interesting mystery of either a haunted house or a possessed woman or possibly both. Although the stories by Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden are good, the main draw for this series for me has been Patric Reynolds’ depictions of the Drowning City. New York City recast as a derelict Venice just has something inherently right about it and Reynolds continuously nails the visuals.

| Published by Dark Horse

Kong on the Planet of the Apes #2 continues to feel like a seamless fusion between the two properties. The artwork from Carlos Magno is wonderful as expected, and I really like how Ryan Ferrier has incorporated some of the tropes of Kong stories, even briefly in the explorer’s notes as narration at the beginning of this issue.

| Published by BOOM! Studios

Made Men #4 makes a bit of a mess of their operation regarding the captain who ordered the hit on Jutte and her squad. There are some great comedy moments again this issue with Hadry continuing to adjust to the changes in society. Month in, month out, Paul Tobin and Arjuna Susini continue to make this one of my favourite books on the shelves.

| Published by Oni Press

Marvel Two-in-One #1 finally gets around to dealing with the aftermath of Secret Wars and the disappearance of Reed and Sue. Chip Zdarsky and Jim Cheung manage to create something mournful and beautiful here.

| Published by Marvel

Optimus Prime #14 closes out the “Dead Come Home” arc with more gorgeous artwork from Livio Ramondelli. It’s also interesting as to how many threads John Barber is weaving from to craft this story. There’s bits from various Spotlight issues, the Dinobots trilogy, the recent Shining Armor mini, the First Strike crossover, and more, yet it never seems confusing or busy.

| Published by IDW

Redlands #5 is probably the darkest issue to date. While it focuses a bit on Bridget’s history, with Zuzu and with darker entities further back in time, it also dives deep into different narratives of abuse, “ownership”, and forced prostitution.

| Published by Image

ROM and the Micronauts #1 spins out of the First Strike crossover, but there’s not much continuity there that isn’t repeated in the first couple of pages. The rest of the book is heavier on the previous ROM series continuity, but it shouldn’t really serve as an impediment. Basically, ROM and the Micronauts team up to take on the combined forces of the Dire Wraiths and Baron Karza, then everything goes to hell. Christos Gage sets up an interesting predicament for the heroes and a compelling reason for them to continue together. Paolo Villanelli again proves adept at just about everything the Hasbroverse can throw at him artistically.

| Published by IDW

Sherlock Frankenstein & The Legion of Evil #3 is a turning point in Lucy’s investigation, as she searches out the Metal Minotaur and uncovers some of the secrets of Sherlock Frankenstein’s villainous meeting. The twist is interesting and should lead to a good final confrontation. The art again from David Rubín is truly amazing.

| Published by Dark Horse

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #15 begins Aphra’s latest mission for the murder bots. The dialogue for this issue from Si Spurrier is just spot on as it punches up some of the more humorous aspects of the series. Emilio Laiso’s art also gets to shine again, with some of the best depictions of various species throughout the Star Wars universe.

| Published by Marvel

Summit #1, like Noble and KINO, focuses on one of the astronauts who were sent out to stop the asteroid from crashing into Earth. Ostensibly, Valentina Resnick-Baker was the only one to publicly survive, even though we as readers know at least the fates of David Powell and Alistair Meath, which makes Val’s supposed visions of her crew a little more interesting. Amy Chu and Jan Duursema seem to have one of the more central books here to the comics universe’s central plot, with explicit ties to Foresight and following up on the deliberate murders of scientists who knew the truth about the asteroid, so it’s nice to see the story focus on character more than plot. It’s also really nice to see Duursema’s art again.

| Published by Lion Forge / Catalyst Prime

Tales of Suspense #100 is a great first issue from Matthew Rosenberg and Travel Foreman. Rosenberg’s Hawkeye is very much in the Fraction vein and his interactions throughout the comic are hilarious.

| Published by Marvel

Transformers: Till All Are One Annual 2017 brings both the series and Mairghread Scott’s tenure to a close. This ties up a few loose ends from the series and from the First Strike crossover, while giving Cybertron a new status quo going forward. This change hasn’t been reflected yet in the other Transformers titles yet, but it should be interesting to see a potentially friendlier and more progressive Cybertron. I am hoping that some of the personal revelations about Starscream will be picked up by either Optimus Prime or Lost Light.

| Published by IDW

Unholy Grail #5 brings the series to a close. In order to do so, it jumps over a few things, and pushes forward the timeline, which to me makes it feel a little rushed compared to previous issues. Still, the entire series has been a bleak reinterpretation of the Arthurian myth and that time shift adds to the feeling of emptiness. Wonderful artwork from Mirko Colak.

| Published by AfterShock

Other Highlights: 30 Days of Night #1, America #10, The Beautiful Death #4, Big Trouble in Little China: Old Man Jack #4, Centipede #5, Champions #15, Curse Words Holiday Special, Dark Fang #2, Defenders #8, Doctor Strange 383, Generation X #85, Genius: Cartel #5, Guardians of the Galaxy #149, The Harcourt Legacy #2, The Hard Place #5, Head Lopper #8, Horizon #17, Incredible Hulk #711, Lazaretto #4, Luke Cage #168, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #22, Mighty Thor #702, Monsters Unleashed #9, Ms. Marvel #25, Ninja-K #2, Old Man Logan #32, Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #298, Quantum & Woody! #1, The Realm #4, Rockstars #8, The Shadow #5, Spider-Gwen #27, Star Wars: Poe Dameron #22, TMNT Universe #17, Tomb Raider: Survivor’s Crusade #2, Uncanny Avengers #30, Unholy Grail #5, Vampirella #9, Venom #159, Wormwood: Gentleman Corpse Christmas Special, X-Men: Grand Design #1

Recommended Collections: All New Guardians of the Galaxy - Volume 2: Riders in the Sky, Black Hammer - Volume 2: The Event, Cosmic Scoundrels, Deadly Class - Volume 6, Grrl Scouts: Magic Socks, Hawkeye - Volume 2: Masks, Hillbilly - Volume 2, Monsters Unleashed, Secret Weapons, Superb - Volume 1: Life After the Fallout, The Unbelievable Gwenpool - Volume 4: Beyond the Fourth Wall

d. emerson eddy is going to collapse and go to sleep now.

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Explaindio Review | Complete Review & OTO’s

With the age of the internet comes the adoption of different ways and means of reaching your clients and markets. The

internet has become one of the biggest game-changers in recent times, from how people transact business, consumer preference, marketing strategy, and even breaking into new markets.

Today, research has shown that over 83% of all consumers on line rely on videos to decide on whether or not to purchase a particular product. For any serious seller out there, these numbers represent money and growth of the business. Nowadays, people spend very little time reading or looking at images to make up their minds, unlike the past.

Introducing Explaindio

So how does one crack into this growing trend? Not long ago, the mention of videos to market products was unheard of or was left only to the wealthy and large companies. As a result, many small companies didn’t grow as required. But the myth and assumption have been broken by the introduction of Explaindio.

Explaindio is the best software in the market currently that focuses on the creation of customized video with so much ease. It can produce whiteboard videos, Doodle animation videos, Full-motion videos, and Explainer videos. All these in 2D and 3D videos. I know you have so many questions running in your mind right now because video and animation creation was a preserve of trained developers, and you don’t have any skill.

Explaindio is made specifically for you, to help you create videos effortlessly using three simple steps. Regardless of whether or not you have the prerequisite knowledge of video creation, you can create videos with unique designs that are going to capture the attention of every viewer and convert the attention into sells.

All that is required of you is to create, through picking the object or actions, then customizing the video using your texts or messages and custom effects, and lastly, exporting the produced video to your computer and sharing it to whoever you want simple as ABC. The fact is the more the traffic your video gets, the higher the chance your product or service will sell. That’s why Explaindio allows you to create your customized video that you’re comfortable in and are confident will sell.

Important Information About Explaindio Software

The product doesn’t require you to download it onto your laptop or desktop. It’s entirely cloud-based, so no need to fear for space on your computer. To top it all up, Explaindio functions properly without a unique set of software. Your web browser is all that’s required. Explaindio has been in the market for quite some time and has had different versions and upgrades as time passes. From Version 1.0, Version 2.0 Version 3.0, and to the latest Version 4.0, all have been great and have helped people improve their works.

Video creation has never been this interesting, fun, and simple. Today many people are given a chance to pay less than they could have used initially. Explaindio has offered a cheaper alternative. Previously one had to hire video creators who would charge exorbitant amounts of money. Explaindio has three packages that are a monthly package of $37 per month, Yearly package at $67, and Explaindio Video Creator One-Time at $497. The latter is the best deal for any interested person.

Explaindio 4.0 OTO’s

Explaindio 4.0 has 1 Front-End and close to five OTOs available for upselling. These are;

The Front-End Explaindio element OTOs cost $ 37 per month that is equivalent to $67 yearly of $297 One-Time purchase.

1. OTO 1 Explaindio 4.0 Pro Creator Pack that costs $47 monthly or $97 yearly

2. OTO 2, Explaindio 4.0 Club that costs $37 monthly or $259 annually

3. OTO 3, Explaindio 4.0 Free CC Footage that costs $ 37 monthly or $97 annually.

4. OTO 4, Explaindio 4 Enterprise that costs $97

5. OTO 5, 3D FBX to the ZF3D file converter costs $47 yearly.

Let’s look at what you stand to get when you pay these amounts of money. We will focus on Explaindio 4.0.

Explaindio 4.0 Review

When looking at Explaindio 4.0 review, I’ve been working on for over two years and boasts of about 35,000+ users since its release. And a majority have relayed back their feedback on how the platform has boosted their businesses, and this could be you as we end this year.

The new version has brought with it ease of operation, great features, customer support, and quality of end product.

Features of Explaindio 4.0

1. Wide range of animations all at one click

2. A full 3D animation

3. The ability to import your customized 3D models and elements

4. Built-in seamless transitions

5. It supports all video formats you name it

6. You can build Engaging Animated Scenes

7. High-quality videos

8. Create Top-notch Logos

9. Make converting YouTube Outros

10. Create Black and White Doodle Videos

11. Produce Hollywood like promo Videos

12. Create Kinetic Typography

13. And also colored Doodle Sketch Videos.

Having looked at these amazing features, let’s look at;

What you can achieve with Explaindio 4.0

1. If you’re interested in creating professionalized Whiteboard Sketches and Hand drawing videos, then this is your niche.

2. Explaindio 4.0 can also be used to create full HD commercial videos, which have overlaying texts, images, characters, and many more.

3. You can use Explaindio 4.0 to insert HD video clips and sound without the need for an external program.

4. You can use it to create High-Quality Parallax Videos

What you get when you purchase Explaindio 4.0 software

If you decide to join today you will get the best deals available including:

• The Explaindio Video Creator Software that is compatible with both Windows and Mac

• Ones you join, you will be granted access to the Explaindio closed Facebook Group.

• You will also get 200 plus pre-done Animated Scenes

• 800 Doodle Sketch Images

• 100 Full HD background videos

• We know that sound is everything and that’s why you will be given the best background Audio Tracks

• Access to over 300 stock pictures that can be used as backgrounds

• 300+ Fonts to ensure that you’re unique

• For a new member, you have access to video tutorials that will guide you through the software.

• Your own Cloud storage to store your projects

• 6 Animated characters, each having their own set of animations.

These are some of the uses, advantages, and abilities of the platform. Once you join it, then you will realize that these are just a shadow of the great things that are on offer on the Explaindio 4.0 site.

My Experience With Explaindio

In my years working as an online marketer, I always found it tedious and time-consuming, shifting from a video editing program to other programs to produce a single video. With Explaindio, you perform all tasks using one software program, meaning I get to save valuable time and resources. What’s more, now I find the process of producing marketing videos more fun than before.

I’ve worked in an advertising firm for the best part of a decade. When I started, we were in a team comprising different designers and animation specialists. Our job was to produce infomercials for different clients, companies, and products. We usually found ourselves wasting a lot of money, time, and other resources trying to make videos. Many software we used proved unreliable. But since we started using Explaindio, we have been enabled to produce even more high-quality content than before for clients and different products.

I find it user-friendliness quite useful as I sometimes have my intern that am mentoring do some tasks if I’m away in the field. The feedback is always great since the process is straightforward, and my intern rarely encounters any trouble when working alone.

On the side, I also venture into whiteboard video making to make extra money. The trick of having an additional source of income in my field is to be able to produce videos in the shortest time possible So that you don’t get to jeopardize your job where you have been employed. Thanks to Explaindio video creator, I produce high-quality videos faster and at the same spending little money. Drawn images and animations selection is top-notch, enabling me to make videos that are sure to sell.

Why Is Explaindio So Good?

As you can see, the benefits of using Explaindio have no end. However, there are some reasons why it is so popular among marketers

• You get to make in-demand videos

You can be assured that the videos you produce with this software will be high demand. You get to create these videos faster and efficiently. From explainer videos to full motion videos, you have videos that will have clients come for more and in the same expand your business network.

• Click and drag editor feature

This tool sets Explaindio apart from other competitors. Though a bit complicated at first, it won’t take you much time to master it. The functionalities on offer are numerous, enabling you to customize your videos to unimaginable lengths.

You will have everything you might need when creating a video. It is like having your very own studio right on your computer. You get access to many premade videos and pictures and no less than a hundred doodle objects. The text animations are also included in this feature, and you can choose on a wide range of fonts.

• Supports several formats

Whatever video format you think working with, you are likely to find it in Explaindio. Whether it is the traditional AVI or the more recent FLV, MP4, MMV, and many more, you need not worry as they are available. Therefore you can make videos that can be viewed on a wide range of platforms.

• Affordable

The software is quite affordable, with several exciting price options. It is budget-friendly, especially if you decide on the yearly plan. If you are resource-constrained, a monthly plan will get you there in the long run.

You, therefore, make high-quality videos at very reasonable prices compared to other platforms that produce videos of lesser quality. Consequently, it’s always a win situation using Explaindio. Furthermore, it also has a two-week money-back policy where you get a full refund if you aren’t impressed with the product.

• Boosts sales and profit

Videos produced by Explaindio are sure to reach many people of different generations. The videos are great and are likely to capture the attention of almost every person. Therefore if you are looking to increase your sales, then Explaindio will help you do just that. In the long run, you will double or even triple your profits from sales.

Anything missing with Explaindio

Currently, there is no known disadvantage of using this product. If we are fetching for anything, then the only drawback seems to be reliance on the availability of the internet. But in this modern world, we find ourselves in, that isn’t anything to worry you.

How does Explaindio compare to other alternatives in the same niche

Other video softwares like VideoScribe do not measure up to Explaindio when it comes to making videos for online marketers. Online marketers work with clients who demand sophisticated videos with complex animations. It is only possible with Explaindio.

My Final verdict

Having used both version 3 and now version 4.0, I must say that every feature of Explaindio makes it the best video tool available right now. Logging into your tube, you are sure to find many businesses and companies using Explaindio videos every day. Virtually everybody is using this video tool. Making high-quality content will no longer feel like punishment. Explaindio video tool enables you to create different types of in-demand videos to help you communicate your ideas and increase your sales.

I hope this Explaindio review has convinced you of the capabilities of this brilliant video software, and you make the decision of trying it out and watch your career grow. If you want to see your videos attract millions of dollars, the only thing you need to do is purchase Explaindio and watch it perform magic.

Click Here To Claim Your Copy Of Explaindio!

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littlebeansplayhouse-blog · 4 years

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Explaindio Review | Complete Review & OTO’s

With the age of the internet comes the adoption of different ways and means of reaching your clients and markets. The

internet has become one of the biggest game-changers in recent times, from how people transact business, consumer preference, marketing strategy, and even breaking into new markets.

Introducing Explaindio

Important Information About Explaindio Software

Explaindio 4.0 OTO’s

Explaindio 4.0 has 1 Front-End and close to five OTOs available for upselling. These are;

The Front-End Explaindio element OTOs cost $ 37 per month that is equivalent to $67 yearly of $297 One-Time purchase.

1. OTO 1 Explaindio 4.0 Pro Creator Pack that costs $47 monthly or $97 yearly

2. OTO 2, Explaindio 4.0 Club that costs $37 monthly or $259 annually

3. OTO 3, Explaindio 4.0 Free CC Footage that costs $ 37 monthly or $97 annually.

4. OTO 4, Explaindio 4 Enterprise that costs $97

5. OTO 5, 3D FBX to the ZF3D file converter costs $47 yearly.

Let’s look at what you stand to get when you pay these amounts of money. We will focus on Explaindio 4.0.

Explaindio 4.0 Review

The new version has brought with it ease of operation, great features, customer support, and quality of end product.

Features of Explaindio 4.0

1. Wide range of animations all at one click

2. A full 3D animation

3. The ability to import your customized 3D models and elements

4. Built-in seamless transitions

5. It supports all video formats you name it

6. You can build Engaging Animated Scenes

7. High-quality videos

8. Create Top-notch Logos

9. Make converting YouTube Outros

10. Create Black and White Doodle Videos

11. Produce Hollywood like promo Videos

12. Create Kinetic Typography

13. And also colored Doodle Sketch Videos.

Having looked at these amazing features, let’s look at;

What you can achieve with Explaindio 4.0

1. If you’re interested in creating professionalized Whiteboard Sketches and Hand drawing videos, then this is your niche.

2. Explaindio 4.0 can also be used to create full HD commercial videos, which have overlaying texts, images, characters, and many more.

3. You can use Explaindio 4.0 to insert HD video clips and sound without the need for an external program.

4. You can use it to create High-Quality Parallax Videos

What you get when you purchase Explaindio 4.0 software

If you decide to join today you will get the best deals available including:

• The Explaindio Video Creator Software that is compatible with both Windows and Mac

• Ones you join, you will be granted access to the Explaindio closed Facebook Group.

• You will also get 200 plus pre-done Animated Scenes

• 800 Doodle Sketch Images

• 100 Full HD background videos

• We know that sound is everything and that’s why you will be given the best background Audio Tracks

• Access to over 300 stock pictures that can be used as backgrounds

• 300+ Fonts to ensure that you’re unique

• For a new member, you have access to video tutorials that will guide you through the software.

• Your own Cloud storage to store your projects

• 6 Animated characters, each having their own set of animations.

My Experience With Explaindio

Why Is Explaindio So Good?

As you can see, the benefits of using Explaindio have no end. However, there are some reasons why it is so popular among marketers

• You get to make in-demand videos

• Click and drag editor feature

• Supports several formats

• Affordable

• Boosts sales and profit

Anything missing with Explaindio

How does Explaindio compare to other alternatives in the same niche

My Final verdict

Click Here To Claim Your Copy Of Explaindio!

from Internet Marketing Aficionado https://internetmarketingaficionado.com/explaindio-review-and-oto/

#Internet Marketing Aficionado

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spideynow-blog · 4 years

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Explaindio Review | Complete Review & OTO’s

With the age of the internet comes the adoption of different ways and means of reaching your clients and markets. The

internet has become one of the biggest game-changers in recent times, from how people transact business, consumer preference, marketing strategy, and even breaking into new markets.

Introducing Explaindio

Important Information About Explaindio Software

Explaindio 4.0 OTO’s

Explaindio 4.0 has 1 Front-End and close to five OTOs available for upselling. These are;

The Front-End Explaindio element OTOs cost $ 37 per month that is equivalent to $67 yearly of $297 One-Time purchase.

1. OTO 1 Explaindio 4.0 Pro Creator Pack that costs $47 monthly or $97 yearly

2. OTO 2, Explaindio 4.0 Club that costs $37 monthly or $259 annually

3. OTO 3, Explaindio 4.0 Free CC Footage that costs $ 37 monthly or $97 annually.

4. OTO 4, Explaindio 4 Enterprise that costs $97

5. OTO 5, 3D FBX to the ZF3D file converter costs $47 yearly.

Let’s look at what you stand to get when you pay these amounts of money. We will focus on Explaindio 4.0.

Explaindio 4.0 Review

The new version has brought with it ease of operation, great features, customer support, and quality of end product.

Features of Explaindio 4.0

1. Wide range of animations all at one click

2. A full 3D animation

3. The ability to import your customized 3D models and elements

4. Built-in seamless transitions

5. It supports all video formats you name it

6. You can build Engaging Animated Scenes

7. High-quality videos

8. Create Top-notch Logos

9. Make converting YouTube Outros

10. Create Black and White Doodle Videos

11. Produce Hollywood like promo Videos

12. Create Kinetic Typography

13. And also colored Doodle Sketch Videos.

Having looked at these amazing features, let’s look at;

What you can achieve with Explaindio 4.0

1. If you’re interested in creating professionalized Whiteboard Sketches and Hand drawing videos, then this is your niche.

2. Explaindio 4.0 can also be used to create full HD commercial videos, which have overlaying texts, images, characters, and many more.

3. You can use Explaindio 4.0 to insert HD video clips and sound without the need for an external program.

4. You can use it to create High-Quality Parallax Videos

What you get when you purchase Explaindio 4.0 software

If you decide to join today you will get the best deals available including:

• The Explaindio Video Creator Software that is compatible with both Windows and Mac

• Ones you join, you will be granted access to the Explaindio closed Facebook Group.

• You will also get 200 plus pre-done Animated Scenes

• 800 Doodle Sketch Images

• 100 Full HD background videos

• We know that sound is everything and that’s why you will be given the best background Audio Tracks

• Access to over 300 stock pictures that can be used as backgrounds

• 300+ Fonts to ensure that you’re unique

• For a new member, you have access to video tutorials that will guide you through the software.

• Your own Cloud storage to store your projects

• 6 Animated characters, each having their own set of animations.

My Experience With Explaindio

Why Is Explaindio So Good?

As you can see, the benefits of using Explaindio have no end. However, there are some reasons why it is so popular among marketers

• You get to make in-demand videos

• Click and drag editor feature

• Supports several formats

• Affordable

• Boosts sales and profit

Anything missing with Explaindio

How does Explaindio compare to other alternatives in the same niche

My Final verdict

Click Here To Claim Your Copy Of Explaindio!

from Internet Marketing Aficionado https://internetmarketingaficionado.com/explaindio-review-and-oto/

#Internet Marketing Aficionado

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lanisews-blog · 4 years

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Explaindio Review | Complete Review & OTO’s

With the age of the internet comes the adoption of different ways and means of reaching your clients and markets. The

internet has become one of the biggest game-changers in recent times, from how people transact business, consumer preference, marketing strategy, and even breaking into new markets.

Introducing Explaindio

Important Information About Explaindio Software

Explaindio 4.0 OTO’s

Explaindio 4.0 has 1 Front-End and close to five OTOs available for upselling. These are;

The Front-End Explaindio element OTOs cost $ 37 per month that is equivalent to $67 yearly of $297 One-Time purchase.

1. OTO 1 Explaindio 4.0 Pro Creator Pack that costs $47 monthly or $97 yearly

2. OTO 2, Explaindio 4.0 Club that costs $37 monthly or $259 annually

3. OTO 3, Explaindio 4.0 Free CC Footage that costs $ 37 monthly or $97 annually.

4. OTO 4, Explaindio 4 Enterprise that costs $97

5. OTO 5, 3D FBX to the ZF3D file converter costs $47 yearly.

Let’s look at what you stand to get when you pay these amounts of money. We will focus on Explaindio 4.0.

Explaindio 4.0 Review

The new version has brought with it ease of operation, great features, customer support, and quality of end product.

Features of Explaindio 4.0

1. Wide range of animations all at one click

2. A full 3D animation

3. The ability to import your customized 3D models and elements

4. Built-in seamless transitions

5. It supports all video formats you name it

6. You can build Engaging Animated Scenes

7. High-quality videos

8. Create Top-notch Logos

9. Make converting YouTube Outros

10. Create Black and White Doodle Videos

11. Produce Hollywood like promo Videos

12. Create Kinetic Typography

13. And also colored Doodle Sketch Videos.

Having looked at these amazing features, let’s look at;

What you can achieve with Explaindio 4.0

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10 Best Tools for Developing You Next Mobile Game

Pokemon go, PubG, the clash of clans, asphalt, etc. are some games that created history. In less time, these games captured immense popularity. The developers of all these games have used some really amazing technologies like augmented reality, virtual reality, high definition graphics, etc.

Global Mobile game development companies have seen exceptional growth in the last decade.

The number of millennials using smartphones is increasing. Next generation expects more innovative games from developers. Mobile app development services consider mobile games as a major industry.

Every smartphone user has around 70 to 80 mobile apps in their phones. 40 percent of these apps are games. mobile app developers companies have gained huge revenue till date. So let us jump to the main topic of this article. Here we are going to discuss the best tools for mobile game development.

1. Corona SDK:

Corona SDK is a mobile game development kit that is available on Windows and OS X. It uses scripting language Lua. Mobile game developers can develop games for free with Corona SDK. But to develop a mobile game or mobile application with extraordinary features, developers should opt for enterprise model that provides native libraries and APIs. Corona SDK utilizes its engine called OpenGL.

Its integral scene management and transition library help alter and modify game’s graphical qualities. To enable easy game development, Corona Labs offers a Corona Editor and Text plugin. Developers can produce a graphical environment to style totally different levels and perceive the interaction between the objects.

If you wish to develop the cross-platform game, then corona SDK is the best tool for you.

2. Unity:

Unity is among the best mobile development engines. Unity tool can help developers to create their own mobile game with the help of amazing 2D and 3D mobile development features. Some of the famous games developed by unity are Lara Croft Go, Angry Birds 2, and Pokémon Go. This tool allows developers to import assets from different 3D applications such as Maya or Blender.

Unity offers a wide variety of assets. Developers can purchase these assets right from their own store.

Since the tool is extremely easy to understand, it provides help with material as tutorials and guides. No wonder this tool is a famous game creation software among developers. Unity supports iOS, Android, Windows, Tizen OS, Fire OS, etc. The tool is available for free if you are using it for personal use.

The plan edition costs 25 US dollars per month. The pro edition costs 125 US dollars per month.

3. Unreal Engine:

Unreal development kit (UDK) is another best tool for mobile game development and its 4th version is Unreal Engine 4 (UE4). Epic Games released UDK. Developers can see different options for mobile game development, computer game, and console game development.

UE4 has amazing graphical capabilities such as advanced dynamic lighting and the latest particle system that has the capability of handling up to a million particles in a scene simultaneously. These features are definitely helpful for any 3D game developer. Unreal engine 4 makes use of C++ as the scripting language. This version of the unreal engine has completely replaced the popular UnrealScript.

UnrealScript also offers a user-friendly blueprint system. The company has modified the price of this tool and added 5 percent of royalty. The condition applied states that the earnings per game must be more than $3000 per quarter.

Unreal engine 4 can be used for Android, iOS, PC, Mac, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 game development. Unreal Engine 4 has also offered tools to leverage virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies for mobile game development.

4. Spritekit:

Spritekit is Apple’s proprietary 2D game development framework which is available on iOS and OS X. It supports both Swift and Objective-C languages. SpriteKIt views enable easy scene management and increase the convenience of use. SKAction also supports sound and development of custom codes. It also offers scene editor and enables scene management to handle designing of levels.

SpriteKit has Box2D and SkCameraNode. Box2D is used for the physics engine. SkCameraNode enables easy navigation. It is a built-in camera. Developers who are familiar with Apple ecosystem, find it convenient to work on sprites.

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5. Amazon’s Lumberyard:

Amazon’s Lumberyard tool is a free AAA game engine used by developers of different platforms like Android, iOS, PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Lumberyard is based on Crytek’s CryEngine, a game development kit.

Lumberyard’s cross-platform functionality is used to build AAA quality games. Lumberyard has some unique features that include full C++ source code, seamless integration with AWS Cloud, networking, Audiokinetic’s feature-rich sound engine, and Twitch API.

It has a wide range of graphics for use of terrain, character, rendering and authoring tools, etc. These features help to develop photo-quality 3D environments at scale.

Amazon has acquired a live-streaming and chatting social video platform called Twitch. Twitch has over 100 million users each month. Unlike some of the tools, Lumberyard does not charge any royalty or licensing fees. To use this tool, developers must use AWS Cloud for online multiplayer games.

AWS cloud cost is the only expense associated with Lumberyard. This tool is used for faster game development and deployment.

6. Cocos2D-x:

It is a 2D game development kit for Android, iOS, Linux, OS X, and Blackberry mobile phones. Cocos2D-x is an open-source tool. Hence it has excellent community support where developers can find answers to their queries. You can develop games for the latest smartphones as well as for old versions with minimum game sizes.

Cocos2D-x make use of OpenGL to achieve optimized 2D graphics.

Cocos2D-x has offered some amazing updates and has become a preferred choice many developers around the world. It has created some amazing games like Badland, hardest game ever 2, the clash of kings, contra: evolution, etc. Since it is open source, it has no direct cost associated.

7. BuildBox:

Developers get to create Buildbox in a really short time with great ease. This tool is very helpful for fresher game developers. Developers need not to code but simply select images, import them and assign them a character or object or any role. Buildbox allows developers to make changes in the game and examine them in real time.

This platform is for non-technical experts. It supports only iOS platform. It has different packages like $15/ month for a plus plan, $35/ month for Indie Plan and $99/ month for Pro Plan. BuildBox has developed some amazing games like Limelight and Reached.

8. Marmalade:

It enables easy game development and porting processes. It is a cross-platform engine used for developing 2D and 3D games. Marmalade Quick version uses Lua scripting language whereas Marmalade Web uses HTML5, CSS and JavaScript to develop hybrid apps.

Marmalade Juice is one more mobile game development tool that enables easy porting of iOS games to Android ecosystem.

Games developed by Marmalade- Doddle Jump, Worms, Cut the Rope, Need for Speed: Shift, Metal Gear Solid Mobile, Lara Croft, Bejeweled Blitz and Guardian of Light.

9. CryEngine:

CryEngine is developed by German-based company Crytek. It is mostly used to develop 3D games for Console and Window PC. CryEngine, uses C++, ActionScript, Lua script and Visual Studio. CryEngine has some incredible features such as Voxel-Based Global Illumination, Motion Blur and Depth of Field, Per-Object Shadow Maps, Volumetric Fog Shadows, Level Design, Flowgraph, Multi-Layer Navigation Mesh, Real-Time Dynamic Water Caustics, Parametric Skeletal Animation, Advanced AI System, etc.

It has paid as well as a free model to build different game assets. Some famous games developed by Cryengine are Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2, Cry Series, Enemy Front, and Crysis.

10. NextPeer:

NextPeer is a Multiplayer social SDK. It is highly used to develop multiplayer games and supports synchronous and asynchronous types of game play. NextPeer offers enhanced gaming quality player engagement and helps game developers get maximum user retention. Nextpeer delivers real-time interactions and lives rankings to build realistic and interesting games.

The most unique features of the next peer are delayed synchronous technology that enables users to play the past sessions of other players. This tool lets developers design games on native iOS and Android. It also supports other tools like Unity and Cocos2D-X.

From this Source:- https://www.whatech.com/mobile-apps/blog/556527-10-best-tools-for-developing-you-next-mobile-game

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Game Review: Gravity Rush 2

Gravity Rush 2 is a gravity-defying adventure game out now for PlayStation 4. Alan Stock slips into his sexy nurse outfit and takes a break from the skies to bring you this review for ComiConverse.

Game Review: Gravity Rush 2

It’s been a while since I played a game with so many contrasts. In Gravity Rush 2, one minute you feel like a complete bad-ass in some wild anime movie, soaring through the sky, unleashing devastating attacks on your enemies and it all looks so damned good. And the next minute you’re flailing around in the air, smacking off things like a clumsy oaf, disorientated and confused, battling the camera and controls. It’s a game where one mission could see you fighting Gravity Shifters around floating islands in a swirling sky full of explosions, but in the next mission you could be waiting in a pancake stall line chatting to the customers, or taking a photo of an old lady and her son outside his new shop. These are the strange range of experiences that the world of Gravity Rush offers.

I didn’t play the first Gravity Rush, or really know anything about it, so I came into the sequel with no preconceptions. The first thing that struck me was the incredible graphics. Normally this is low on my list of priorities – but this game is simply gorgeous. In fact I’d even go so far as to say it’s one of the most beautiful games of all time – and that’s saying something. It’s not just the high fidelity visuals, with its subtly cel-shaded characters against detailed, lavish environments. It’s the overall quality of graphical design that seeps through every part of Gravity Rush 2.

Incredible environment design, lovely palettes from vibrant colours to muted pastels, amazing lighting, visual filters and impressive special effects combine to create a truly mind-blowing visual feast. Artistic polish extends to the most minor details, from the in-game menus to the attractive animated comic dialogue scenes. It looks great in screenshots but you have to see this game in motion to really appreciate it – the world comes alive with shifting clouds, twinkling motes of dust, swirling gravity storms, changing hues, the bustle of flying life and amazing character animation as you leap, bound and fly through the environment, arms flailing, hair billowing in the wind. It really looks at times as though you are watching an insanely expensive Japanese movie – and is set to some sweet jazz and orchestral tunes.

But enough gushing over the graphics. What do you do in Gravity Rush 2? You play as Kat, a feisty girl with the power to control gravity itself – called Gravity Shifting. This lets you fly around the sky at will – simply point in a direction and hit a button and you will ‘fall’ in that direction. You can stop your movement and hover in midair by pressing the same button. Although initially, this control method seems restrictive compared to standard flight games, you soon get used to it, constantly readjusting your direction as you surge through the air – with an excellent sense of speed. You can adjust your aim once flying by tilting the joypad, but this never feels that intuitive and there’s so much going on it’s easy to forget- instead it’s easier to simply move the camera with the joystick. You explore and get around environments by taking to the skies, unless a mission restricts your use of Gravity Shifting. You have aerial charge attacks, a crappy dodge, and you can use a stasis bubble to pick up nearby objects – they’ll float around you until you fling them at a target. A gravity meter limits the amount of time that you can Gravity Shift for, but it drains slowly and refills after just a few seconds of falling or landing, meaning staying airborne is easy. Checkpoints are also numerous and generous throughout the game, death isn’t too punishing.

Back on ground, Kat’s abilities are your standard adventure game affair – run, jump, kick, dodge. But, if she lands on a wall or ceiling whilst Gravity Shifting she can also run along them – although you don’t need to use this much (thankfully – it’s really confusing). She can also use a Gravity Slide to surf along surfaces at speed. Although at the start of the game you are a land-lubber, you soon get access to Gravity Shifting and the freedom and speed of movement it provides is exhilarating. As you progress through the game you eventually unlock two other types of Gravity Style which provide variations on the gravity gameplay and combat, and they are fun too, although they don’t change flying much – which is what you spend most of your time doing. Switching Gravity Style is done instantly through a flick of the touchpad allowing you a bit of strategy in how to approach encounters.

There’s also lots of combat, usually against the boring amorphous black blobs baddies called the Navi, thugs, or military factions. Combat runs into problems and goes hand in hand with problems with flying. Although when they both work fine, it’s a joy to play, at other times you will be shouting abuse at your screen. The main culprits are the camera and the imprecise control you feel when moving around at speed. Most attacks rely on a loose targeting system, without any lock-on option. As you’re usually flying around at speed, overshooting or missing your target is very easy to do and you find yourself wheeling around for missed attacks. Judging distances and stopping at the correct spots is difficult too. Add to this a disorientation of moving fast around a 3D space where attacks and enemies move and attack from all directions and things can turn sour. It often feels like you’re not in control enough of what you’re doing, and it gets frustrating. The game also occasionally forces you into tight indoor spaces, where the camera and your speed of movement just can’t cope, making for some miserable sections that are annoying and disorienting.

But when it works, it works well – combo attacks are satisfying, as are landing mid-air charge kicks and various special attacks. Some boss battles feel and look like Manga duels that you’re taking part in. Chasing speeding opponents through the air as the world rushes past is brilliant when everything just clicks. The pure freedom. Like I said at the start, it’s a game of contrasts – where you can go from feeling empowered to frustrated in a heartbeat.

The price of power in Gravity Rush 2 is that at times it feels a bit too much. The game relies heavily on nav-points to get you from A to B, and the fact you can fly at will means you don’t often need to do much more than aim in the right direction and hold a button. Some missions and sidequests encourage exploration, and others limit your powers somewhat making you use the other movement abilities at Kat’s disposal, but these are the exceptions. The playgrounds it gives you in the amazing environments are wonderful, but ther’s little incentive to play around with the tools available because flying is so strong. But on the flipside, you won’t get much closer to a game where you feel like Superman all the time.

The world of Gravity Rush 2 is one of fantastical floating islands, providing a lovely landscape and a perfect playground for you to use your gravity-defying abilities. The environments are vast and mostly seamless with a great sense of scale – you can fly for many minutes before you’ll hit any kind of barrier. Free-fall can induce vertigo in the faint-hearted, as you plummet through clouds. Fortunately, Kat can soak up a ground smashing fall impact without a scratch, although of course, the pros like me will try to Gravity Switch at the last instant for a cool save.

Much of the game takes place in huge cities made up of separate floating districts or houseboats, often layered vertically, making full use of the sky. Flying cars and craft putter the airways although strangely, there’s a lack of birds in the sky, a bit of a shame given the subject matter. A colourful populace of all ages and races fill the streets and markets. Exploring and navigating these spaces is a joy – they’re very detailed and look fantastic, each area with its own distinct theme and look. There’s also other worlds and fantastical dimensions to experience which are gorgeous in their own right, natural or mystical – a welcome break from the tenements, towers and domes of the cities.

But although flying around these busy skies is a large part of the experience, Gravity Rush 2 has a big focus on people. Kat begins her adventure in a floating mining village made up of conjoined houseboats, and her interactions with her friends and its crew play a big part in the story. Quests are usually to help other characters with tasks both big and small, Kat being rather prone to be taken advantage of by some pretty unscrupulous characters. Major story events are told through lovely animated comics, as the village reaches the big city and events of more magnitude start to take course. The city teems with people all going about their daily life. This is no RPG though, chat is limited to key characters, or when a mission dictates you can interrogate the public for information (an often-annoying rigmarole). The populace of this world are a very forgiving bunch, and long-suffering – as you happily play around with gravity in their vicinity, destroying stalls, ruining houses, knocking people over, accidentally levitating them, usually followed by a fall into the great void below.

This isn’t really a serious game though – the lack of consequence for tomfoolery like this, and the general fun and charming attitude of the game overall is refreshing. Kat is a cheery and playful girl, and there’s plenty of wit and humour sprinkled throughout the story and missions. Gravity Rush 2 excels in the silly, especially through amusing side missions and has a likeable, colourful cast of characters. When the stakes are raised, it’s never for too long, and there’s always some pleasant distraction to break things up. Case in point: in one mission you infiltrate a military base to help a deadly revolution, but along the way you get mistaken for a performing troup’s singer and then end up warbling over a smooth jazz band for the base’s crew, changing of course into a little sexy red number!

When you aren’t flying around during missions, you’ll be doing all manner of random tasks, whether that’s in the main story or the many side-quests. There” a lot of filler here, fly from A to B, fetch quests, follow the slow-moving dude, escort missions, collect all the things, and so on. A number of ill-conceived stealth missions are present – which become infuriating thanks to poor visual communication and instant fails when spotted. Other tasks are better and provide interesting uses for your powers. Kat has a nasty habit of doing random errands for citizens and friends, ranging from the mundane and tedious to the brilliant.

One funny mission has you taking photos of pretty young ladies for a pervy old man who claims ill health – Kat falls for it hook line and sinker, so you have to go around asking girls in the street for photos. As you can imagine, the chap is pretty pleased when he gets them…. Credit: Sony

Kat gets given a camera when she arrives in the city, and some missions have her taking photos of places and people, or doing treasure hunts based on finding a location in a photo she’s been given. It’s a lot of fun. Although some missions are simply boring like the aforementioned filler, others have a lot of imagination and make you use a range of your abilities. Memorable encounters include a police training excercise, doing stunts for a movie shoot, and taking a boy on a treasure hunt around his hometown following photographic clues from his deceased grandfather. So, there’s plenty of diversion from simply flying around. Sadly, despite the imagination in some of the scenarios, the gameplay reality doesn’t always match – some tasks can be laborious, tedious, frustrating or unfair. Some story missions feature unimaginative linear environments featuring stone tablets which force your through uninspiring challenges which strip your powers or make you fight waves of spawning enemies. Although sometimes it’s fun to have your all-powerful abilities restricted just so you have to try some other skills like the fun Lunar jumps, it gets a bit old – one of gaming’s oldest and most annoying tricks of taking all your toys away.

Gravity Rush 2’s story is a mixed bag, there’s plenty of heart to it and side-missions flesh out Kat’s relationships with the many side-characters in the game. However especially as the main story goes on, it throws more and more big plot events and characters seemingly randomly at you – keeping the action going strong. But many of these events feel like they’ve come from nowhere, having little to no set-up, and consequential moments for the characters and the game world as a whole are skimmed over and not really explored in any depth. It’s not a huge deal as story isn’t the main driving factor behind the game – overall it makes a better effort than many games in this kind of genre, and the setting is great. Playing the first Gravity Rush game isn’ required to understand or enjoy what’s going on, but a lot of the cast re-appears eventually, and the story continues where the first left off. Be sure to play beyond the final credits, as there are a number of extra story chapters to play through to reach the true ending, which has lots of story tie-in to the first game and the world’s events.

I have to give special mention to the extra challenges and photo tools available. Time trials and combat challenges allow you to aim for high scores and challenge other players. The game has a really nice integration online – a news feed trickles in challenges available from other players and you encounter them on your explorations within the game world. The treasure hunt feature is the best though – similar to the single player versions, you get a photo from another player showing you a photo giving you a clue to a nearby treasure location. If you find the treasure, they also get a reward when they next log in. If you’re successful you then take a new photo clue for that treasure, continuing the chain for a future player. It’s a wonderful idea and there’s plenty of these to find. Continuing the photo fun, you can also share your in-game photos online, in the game world you’ll find spots where other players have taken photos – which you can view and rate to give them rewards. Your photos might also be found and rated by others. As you complete side missions and other content, you unlock more filters, costumes, poses and props which you can use in your photos.

Despite some rough edges in gameplay, tedium and inconsistency throughout Gravity Rush 2, you can always forgive it. Its so full of charm, a sense of joy and character – and nothing beats the pure fun of flying or falling around these amazing environments with such tear-inducingly gorgeous visuals. Its a real spectacle that I encourage everyone to experience, it might not be perfect; but in environment design, art style and freedom of movement it soars above many of its peers.

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