"Anger Is A Potent Spice. A Pinch Wakes You Up. Too Much Dulls Your Senses"

It is unquestionably of the finest shows Netflix has ever come up with. This is how you should present the sport within the bounds of cinematic contours! It not only did focus on the general gameplay and all the thrill, suspense, and excitement that come alongside, but it also put great emphasis on those individuals who grind their games day in and day out striving for the success they so willfully wish.

Yes, these practices could get addictive, the game can be mentally exhaustive too but if you keep the balance in check and know how to accept defeats as well as your triumphs and never allow those to get into your head then I believe there's no other game that would build your cognitive skills and critical thinking as much as this game does.

Coming to the show itself; it's brilliant with lots of serious matches, tactics, and character moments.

Like I said, they were able to strike a near-perfect equilibrium between dramatic and non-dramatic elements. Anya Taylor-Joy in the lead is such a joy to watch. From what I have seen so far (and by that I mean a ton); she is one of the top talents working in the industry right now and the same reflects in her work here as well.

If you are someone who has nothing but profound Admiration for this wonderful game; this show is a must-watch, it cannot be disregarded! Don't get me wrong, even if you are somebody who is not familiar with Chess, you would still have plenty to take away. It's just that, for a complete, unscathed experience, you gotta have basic knowledge about the game! Or else, a lot of it will just go over your head!