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This South Korean survival drama television series making headlines.
It's a personal choice. I don't encourage anyone to go and watch. This post I'm just sharing my personal experience and perspectives.
There are many redemptions after each game but, as a viewer you're still want continue ignoring all other things. There are many things I've noted from design side which makes it different from other series.
Uniqueness
Mysterious dystopian thriller with uniqueness in every character and every game
Limited colors
Very limited colors used throughout series
In depth research
In depth research done for each character
Characters
Compelling characters includes all age groups
Shapes/ Layouts
Different shapes everywhere, each game has different layout and design
Simple
Simple Old traditional games
Background
Unique background with depth
Content
Very simple easily understandable predictable content
Brand
Focus on branding apart from normal story telling techniques
Life is like a game, there are many players. If you don't play with them, they'll play with you.
A good design can inspire -
Design is everywhere and if you do good research than you can inspire and make a difference.
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