I'm really into fantasy and I generally watch the netflix specials, and I'd say this one lives up to the standard netflix has established. I thought it was intriguing, vaguely upsetting (as most good fantasies should be), and addicting. I had some issues with the set up though, as the 3 different perspectives all follow different timelines and it is hard to understand the relationship between them until like episode 4 or 5. It all made sense by the end but realistically no one should have to wait that long. I did, however, enjoy watching Geralt get handed to him by monsters again and again. It mostly made up for his lackluster acting. He was definitely the worst of the the lot of them, but that's still pretty good considering the rest of them were great. Worth the watchb