A friend insisted I watch this, calling it essential viewing, but it turned out to be a trick. What followed was eight hours of drawn-out, tedious, and disconnected storytelling that ultimately goes nowhere. I’m not familiar with the game or its background details; my assessment is solely based on these eight episodes, which are just a mess. It's hard to know where to start. The initial episode felt slow, but I kept watching hoping for something positive. My persistence wasn’t entirely misplaced, as the second and third installments were actually quite good. They began introducing new characters and fleshing them out. Sadly, after that point, the shortcomings of the writers and directors became apparent; the narrative feels really illogical and fragmented. The performances are poor, and the fight scenes seem pointless and don't make sense. I dislike this current Hollywood tendency—particularly prevalent in Marvel productions—of using 1960s music during action sequences presented in slow motion. It can be enjoyable occasionally, but it’s become overused in films these days, and this series is saturated with such moments. The plot itself is so flimsy that the motivations behind characters' actions are unclear. The main character, who has Garfield-like eyes, is irritating and foolish. She claims to be searching for her father, yet she acts cheerful and carefree, casually asking someone for a sexual encounter, unnecessarily snooping around a secure area… why? To make matters worse, the series deteriorates further from episode four onward. The flaws of this ridiculous show become increasingly obvious, leaving viewers confused about what's happening. They attempted to include gratuitous gore, violence, and disturbing imagery to shock audiences and gain attention, but even that becomes tiresome and dull after a while. I’d rate it 3 out of 10. P.S. My friend isn’t replying to my messages. He knows he messed up. He's completely avoiding me!

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