Dystopia

This series made me after 15years of watching movies and series make an account in anger of how bad this is.

The plot holes are so many You dont like anyone, everyone is just disgusting characters in their own way.

Characters spasm out freaking out doping psycothic behaviours and next scene they talk about why the other kissed the other.

This is the wierdest series that are still in some way interesting. I watched it only because i wanted to figure out the origin of this haunted place.

The series started out okay but eventually the plot holes and questionable character developments made me lose interest completely. Why did the Danish guy start out (kinda) speaking swedish and then gradually drift off into full blown danish, for example? I finished it but had it on as background noise the last few episodes.

I used to play tabletop RPG and some Larp years before, so I was really curious and interested by the story.

Unfortunately, the quality of this series is really really bad.

First of, the characters seem very stereoptypical and mostly stupid, their emotions, relations and reactions don't seem very natural.

Second, there's too many romantic/love issues parasiting the whole story.

Finally, the production and final work is just so disappointing, it looks like an amateur-ish project...

It's hard to pinpoint exactly what is so bad about this series. They could have made this a great little series, but they just didn't...

The feeling I get from the characters and the tension between them is that they are not believable. If just one of them had behaved like a real person do when a friend has problems, the series would have been over in 2-3 episodes.

The romances I fast-forwarded through. I do have a weakness for industrial settings, and the darker the better. I think the setting and the odd background rumblings kept me hooked, even when the background rumbles were obvious just a tactic to create story motion without doing anything.

There's not a high body count in terms of death, interestingly, but there's a massive body count in hook ups. The LARP aspect of it intrigued me, kept me interested. The "scenarios" that are devised was interesting, too, the details of each LARP. The underlying premise was somehow engaging, and the eventual reveal.

It always said "Based on an idea by" at the beginning, and that feels like all there ever was, that idea. They didn't have a realized story from beginning to end. But the idea kept me there.