Ella Purnell has one worry after starring in Arcane & Fallout

Although the number of great video game mods has been increasing over the past few years, they are still very difficult to obtain. That is, unless you’re Ella Purnell. The “Yellowjacket” veteran has now starred in one of the most critically acclaimed shows adapted from video games in recent memory, and not just one. Her first effort was in 2021, voicing Jinx in the amazing Netflix animated series “Arcane” (which is set in the “League of Legends” universe). Then, three years later, she said “Okey dokey” to the apocalypse as Lucy in Amazon’s “Fallout” series, which /Film’s Rafael Motamayor called it an “excellent video game adaptation” in his review. Although being part of a pair of huge hits is great, Purnell revealed that she plans to press pause on appearing in other video game projects in the future.

During her visit to the MCM x EGX 2024 exchange (via Pop verses), Purnell admitted that two shows taken from beloved video game titles might be enough for now. “I actually think I need to stay away from video game adaptations now, because I’m going to be in print. I’m going to be a video game girl. I think there are worse things than that,” she admitted. . Although appearing in a story that initially came with a loading screen may be risky, its track record is impressive. “Fallout” received a rating of 94%. Rotten tomatoeswith it becoming the first season One of Prime Video’s biggest hits ever. Elsewhere, both seasons of “Arcane” received 100% ratings. On RT. Not bad for someone who barely played video games to begin with.

For now, it doesn’t look like the “Fallout” and “Arcane” star will be picking up a console anytime soon, given how little she’s done in the past. “That’s the truth, and I feel guilty saying this, but I’m not a gamer, and I don’t know how I managed to get two video game adaptations that were both good. I don’t know how it’s done, but I don’t know the answer to it,” Purnell admitted. Maybe Someone put a cheat code in?

Right now, the only game-related gig she’ll be returning to is Fallout, which Purnell confirmed to diversewill return to production in 2025. At the moment, there is no official release date for the long-awaited second season, but it seems that the show’s most fun character in the apocalypse will reunite with ghoul Walton Goggins and Maximus Aaron Moten soon. Later. “My only preparation so far is trying to exercise – and that’s what I know is that I’m going to be up the hill 500 times in six months and try not to have an asthma attack,” Burnell explained. Considering how the first season of “Fallout” ended.Lucy will once again be at the forefront of chaos when the show returns, especially after her estranged father (Kyle MacLachlan) has moved on to parts unknown. Hopefully it lives up to what’s in the store.