The Victims' Game

It's a dark and exciting series. They did a great job on delivering emotional scenes and the acting skills were pretty good. Sometimes it was a bit difficult to follow and at times the story was going too slow but overall I think it's interesting and worth watching!!!

Two episodes in and its really good, superb acting script is top notch, wish the sub titles stayed on for just another two seconds but that's my problem. Finished it and have mixed emotions it might have been to complicated of a script for me I'm not Asian so i would get lost with the names not being able to connect them to the characters i think i got the just of the story which is disturbing, sad and beautiful, its worth finishing the ending isn't foolish and gives closure on the lives in the show for the most part.

This is not the typical detective/crime tv show. It grasps your attention from the first episode -- impressive plot, realistic characters and a beautiful and very needed message nowadays: life is worth living. There is always hope. Tackles important subjects, such as suicide. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs a reminder that you may find happiness and a reason to live even in the darkest moments.

The plot is well written on both the detective aspect and the emotional side. As the story unveils, audience can preceive the mental development of the main characters. The drama spent a reasonable amount of scene to shape the personalities, allowing us to connect with them. Not to mention Chang's excellent performance on portrating a grown up with Asperger's syndrome.

Everything are well balanced. Worth subscribing for Netflix just because of this!

Watching the first 10 minutes of 1st episode, I knew I've struck gold.

What's so different about it? It relies on shots angle, facial expressions and ambiance to induce the atmosphere. None of those annoying background music.

My God, the story, the camera shots, the scenes, the acting are all top notch.

And what makes this series so lovely is that it depicts normal people with real life problems. None of those over-the-top, bigger than life, over dramatic characters seen in other movies. If only more TV series were made like this.