DarkXWolf17

The series is pleasant to watch, the story that the author wants to tell is going in the right direction. The characters are very well written, here for jokes - practically everyone committed to their task - I couldn't stop laughing and getting emotional with some, but at times you could catch that the series will have a punch line, each episode will describe the character - what they are struggling with and how to prevent it, help them. The concept is familiar to me - there is a person who, after putting on VR, is transported to a computer game - in this case from the 90s, and tries to get out of it. Honestly - 10/10.

I won't go into detail, because it would take me all day, but this series really deserves to be called the best production. It's something new, which I think would beat some of the big studios. The story and characters are really well written. The whole lore still has a lot of gaps and secrets, but what I admire most about this series is that Liam Vickers approached this direction, which is rarely talked about: "What will people do in a few thousand years, will AI be an inseparable part of humans, or will we also have an apocalypse in the distant future?". Simply put, I am surprised by this production. In my opinion, maybe apart from violence, what the author wants to convey, the series can teach cooperation, that you have to appreciate your loved ones and regardless of appearance and behavior, you can create a great team. It would be worth making season 2, but it's only a matter of time.