'House of the Dragon' Actor's New Horror Game Skewers Hollywood

"House of the Dragon" actor Abubakar Salim has co-created a new horror game called "Dead Take" that tackles the dark underbelly of Hollywood. The game delves into issues like industry scandals, exploitation, and the impact of AI-driven media manipulation. Salim, who played Ser Forrest in the "Game of Thrones" prequel, collaborated with game designer Debjyoti Dwibedy to develop "Dead Take." The game's narrative explores the complexities of the entertainment industry, including the pressures and risks faced by actors and creators. "Dead Take" is set in a fictional world where a new form of AI technology is used to manipulate media and control the public's perception. The game challenges players to navigate this treacherous landscape, uncover the truth, and confront the consequences of these practices. The project aims to shed light on the real-world issues that have plagued the entertainment industry, offering a chilling and thought-provoking experience for players. "Dead Take" is set to be released on various platforms, providing a unique opportunity to explore these pressing concerns through the medium of interactive storytelling.