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Netflix reality shows have been a mixed bag. This cast somewhat represents that being that they're all from Netflix reality shows, but from a wide variety granted. It was boring to see certain individuals on the show crumble under the pressure of a competition show but the ones from more competitive shows managed to keep it interesting. The host is a bit generic but isn't annoying or grating in anyway and that's honestly hard to do these days. He even manages to be fairly sensitive and personable at times. Just wish he would be a bit more firm when some people chicken out or make dumb moves.

This shows major characteristic is however the wheel of misfortune/ the final wheel of fortune. It makes it unique yes, but it makes it a gamble for taking out great players who just happen to be on the board once. Not the worst flaw, it adds drama, but at the expense of having players the audience might want to see win.

Ultimately I do think this more wide variety skills based competition is a good choice for Netflix reality, even if it's very similar to *cough* The Challenge *cough*. If they can bring in cast members as interesting as Trey, Lorenzo, Shuby, and Avori again I'll watch another season.

Love competition shows but the spinning of the wheel took most of the competition aspect away as it all came down to luck for each episode and even the final. The challenges were uncreative - for example critter food challenge, fire challenge, walk the plank and even a spelling bee which made me sad for our youth that they even had to think about those easy words let alone miss some if them. One shining light of the show was Trey who made the show fun, always smiling, upbeat, talented, and positive despite how badly others treated him. Even though he strategized, which is necessary to win, he still always had a smile. Some of the others had bitter looks on their faces and schemed negatively. One male contestant even left the show like a child when he wasn't winning. The most fun contestants left before the final so it could have been better. Even after all that would like to see another season to see how the show might develop.

Ok so Battle Camp on Netflix is seriously my new fave show. Like no joke it's miles ahead of any other comp show on there, even The Circle which I used to be obsessed with. It gives Survivor meets The Challenge vibes but with way better energy and a more chill, fun atmosphere. The music slaps, the guys on the cast are hot af, and it actually feels real like the producers aren't constantly trying to stir stuff up. It's refreshing. The cast has chemistry, the challenges are fun to watch, and I legit can't stop binging it. I really hope they do a season 2 cause I'm hooked. Honestly I didn't expect to love it this much but now I'm telling all my friends to watch. It's that good.

Loved it!!!

I basically just watched this in search of new reality competition shows since I've been waiting forever for new episodes of The Amazing Race and The Floor. And I totally loved it, rewatched it again and followed the cast as well.

It was interesting due to the show's premise and backdrop, but what sealed the deal was the cast. The cast chemistry was phenomenal and the music actually slaps - tbh, one of the few shows I watched that did the background music right...I actually ended up watching some of the shows the cast were in especially Georgia's!!

Totally recommended for people looking for something fun, interesting, and exciting to watch.

All I can say, please make season 2 now!

I love this type of reality game shows, but this one is mediocore at best. The casting was okay, however I only recognized like 4-5 people. The major problem was game vareity, and creativity... I can't believe how uncreative, and boring were the games.... like a spelling contest really? AND reuse of previous games within a same season??? I guess that happens when you spend the 99% of the show budget on a huge tower.... The wheel is another thing, eviction based on luck? Interesting idea, but one of the contestant said perfectly... just stay silent, dont say anything and you will be fine.... if thats the best strategy in a game, then there is something wrong with the rules, because if you want to avoid being on the wheel, of course you just need to stay away from as much as possible from the other players, and just lay low....so there is a much to do for the next season(s) but it can be better.

Battle Camp is a fun show! As far as competition shows go, it has it all... drama, alliances, action, and a new element... luck! The wheel determines who stays or goes so while game play and strategy are important, anyone can go when the wheel is spun. This makes for some really dramatic moments. The cast is fun and likeable (except when they're not!) and the element of teams really makes you root for the people you like most. There doesn't seem to be contrived conflict and you can tell that genuine friendships develop between cast members. This show is worth a watch and I can't wait for Season 2!

I love these kind of shows. However, is it really necessary to show close-ups of bodily fluids exiting the orifices of the human body. It's disgusting. We don't need to see that kind of thing.

Another thing that annoys me about these shows is that they selecting participants from previous shows who have already had their chance at fame and fortune. Is the USA so lacking in basic talent? Most of these contestants are only slightly interesting, at best. Time to give other people a chance. I'm sick of seeing the same boring faces on every reality show that I watch.

The show itself is a good program, for those of us who love reality game shows. But the contestants need to be new, not sad people with zero talent looking to be famous.

I love competitive shows like The Amazing Race. The first one I've ever watched was actually Fear Factor so when I heard about this show I decided to watch it. I thought it would be similar. It was not. Couldn't even finish the first episode because the people are so shallow and stupid. They all think they are the best ones yet all they do is scream. It's all so fake. If the participants aren't interesting then the show is never going to be good. Also, why are they showing us their snot and spit? It's disgusting!!!! This was just awful! Do yourself a favor and avoid it at all cost! Another failed Netflix attempt.

Not enough development and far too much terrible music. Like ear bleeding bad music. I don't want to put in the effort in typing 500 more characters because this show isn't worth it. The show was already enough effort to watch because it was so boring. Every time something interesting started to happen, the show cut to two minutes of nauseating alt-rock-pop noise and panned around to scenery or "hot" body shots of the competitors. These shots of shrubs accompanied by "edgy" tween bops of the early 2010s encompassed about half the shows screen time. I can enjoy mind-numbing, petty "reality" TV, but this was just not good.

There is no point to play for players, you can spin the wheel only because you don't need Skills or power or intelligence to win on spinning wheel.

Why to bother with race and competition when spinning wheels is all what matters. You didn't had to make so much work with that flashing wheel, you could use dice.

Third, what's the point to add players during game??? It's really unfair to players which are there since begining of the game.

What a dumb screenplay and rules. I'm not interested in this anymore. Never again.

Btw the winner is absolutely sick and disgusting piece of human filth and I'm really unhappy he wins.

I like the concept of the show: the games, the structure, and the overall idea are engaging. While some might find the use of the wheel unfair, I personally don't mind it; in fact, it adds an unpredictable twist that keeps things interesting.

However, as the series progresses, it becomes increasingly clear that much of the show is scripted. The contestants, while seemingly spontaneous, can come across as "good" actors playing assigned roles to stir up drama and specific dynamics. While this might be entertaining to some, certain moments feel overly produced and, frankly, quite fake, making it hard to suspend disbelief.

The blend of reality and performance doesn't always land well, and for viewers hoping for more authentic reactions and competition, it might be disappointing...