The Victims' Game

This is more than a Police Drama or a whodunit. The emotions run high with the protagonist having Asperger's. The only problem is the length. They should have edited it to finish in 6 Episodes. I expected a typical serial killer show, was disappointed after 3 eps. But the show really touches your emotional chords in last 2 eps. It's really deep.. Not exhilarating but satisfying..

The investigative series created very carefully in every detail. Various design productions Very realistic. Delve into the forensic laboratory investigation. Search back to the victim's life with a profound Asian philosophy of life. This is masterpiece of Taiwan, But every nation can deep into the spirit of the story.

Asperger's Disorder is Master key of story. When you finish watching it, you will understand why the protagonist is like this.

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!!!

Season 1 is an extremely captivating mystery packed crime shies that carries a heavy punch in subject matter.

Show did a great job in mixing experienced-long-time actor/actress to rarely seen newcomers. Never at any point did I felt any of the acting was over dramatic or fake. It all felt so natural.

The story is well knit and full of mystery. Kept me engaged from the first minute. Each character has their own back story and each 'evidence' is slowly revealed to the audience with delicacy.

Hats off to the art team with all the details put into all the paperwork, photos, bodies and props. This show does rely heavily on these elements, so worth nothing.

EDIT: I recommend just season 1 as it is great. Season 2 is filled with coincidences, stupid concepts and dragged out scenes just to fill time. Hai-yin's importance diminishes and Xiao Meng's character is now over the top. Would not recommend season 2 unless you're really bored.

Both seasons not for the weak of heart. There are some graphic scenes and does deal with the matter of death heavily. If you enjoy mystery and crime solving with a twist--as well as can handle heavier subject matter--give season 1 shot.

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!