Jiok

It seems as though this would have made a little more sense prior to episode one, as it has more of a set up feel about it, however it develops the story, and gives us a bit more insight into the personal life of our central character.

The vote was an interesting scene, and it was fitting that number one played such a pivotal role.

Slower than part one, and perhaps a little padded, but I did enjoy it, it didn't shy away from a bit of gore and violence.

Odd, but good, 7/10.

Greetings from Lithuania.

"Hell", the second episode of the series was good, because it took a closer look to characters and their motivations. It was a surprisingly good episode, because after first one i thought they will just go on "all in". But "Hell" was a very needed episode that was good and at the same time involving. Can't wait to see more.

I see some reviewers referring to this episode as "filler" but I kindly disagree. Just because this one didn't end with some wild, far out action as the last one did doesn't automatically make it filler. This episode focused more on character development, and if you can't see that, it speaks volumes to your attention span. Would you rather see a bunch of action scenes back to back to back featuring characters you know nothing about? I can't imagine wishing for a sheer lack of substance.

Very strong second episode, Even though It's more slow paced and character driven than the first one, It is still very good and not something you wanna skip, It shows us more of the real lives of our main characters, their motives, and how desperate they're for the money and it reminds us that sometimes our real lives are harsher than a kids game where you literally die if you lose or make a wrong move, I especially like the last 20 minutes, Really great stuff, Let's hope episode 3 is as strong as this one!

We get to see all the characters and their real lives, very interesting episode. When you are broke in real life, does it matter if you put your life at stake in order to try to make it better?