Jeff Tzucker

This is a GREAT game. The world building, the obstacles, the creativity, the fact you have to work as a team to solve each level is really, really fantastic. It’s fun no matter your age and stands as one of my favorite games of all time.

This is a frightening movie and all the things some of the people didn’t like are what made it so good. We don’t know what’s happening just like the characters don’t know what’s happening. That’s sorta the whole point. And we do get some semblance of what’s happening at the end. The character of George spells it out pretty clearly and then it says it on the emergency screen in the doomsday bunker. Do we know *exactly* who’s behind it? Not for certain, no. But it’s pretty immaterial to the story being told. Honestly, there could be a sequel to this. Or even a TV series. It was almost more of a great pilot episode. Anyway, the movie is frightening to think of. Makes you think about being a end-times type of person.

Two sets of reviews here: Those who read the books and those who haven’t. I haven’t. The series took me about 4 episodes to get into. Those first episodes were visually beautiful, but long on exposition. Understandably so, but still. Since then, this series has captivated me to no end. The world-building is amazing. The storylines intricate. The mysteries intriguing and character exploration enchanting. The timeline for events? It’s like nothing I’ve ever seen. Captivating. If you like Sci-Fi and aren’t dedicated to the books, this is for you. I’d give it 5 stars, but I almost didn’t make it through the first few episodes. I have a feeling each subsequent season will be 5 stars.