Zanting! Rang Wo Cha Gonglue

If I were to describe this anime in one gamer meme, it would be "HEY SHITASS, WANNA SEE ME MAKE A GAMER ANIME". It's a primarily 3DCG anime that doesn't take itself seriously and uses the medium to have fun. This isn't something you watch to immerse yourself in a good story, this is something you slap on, sit back, and let the funny moving images insert cheap dopamine into your brain.
It's scattered with game and game genre references and mostly seems to be made for gamers in mind, so this isn't something you bring your non-gamer mum along to watch.
No men, but there's also ... straight up no fanservice to speak of either, so this genuinely seems like a handful of gamers just rolled in and got an animation team to make something fun.

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Yep, keyword is "fun". It's the sort of stuff I don't see often in the stuff I watch (don't bother looking at my profile, I rarely log on and the list is only updated when I feel like making a review), so it was refreshing to have something where the writers seemingly don't expect you to care too much about the characters.
If you've got a spare hour, or you're a gamer that likes to play dipshit games like DRG and TF2 (or other titles that fit the word), then I recommend giving the first couple episodes a try.

7/10 would rewatch once every couple years

A surprisingly charming show that is recommended for anyone who likes the concept of an isekai anime about a gaming world, but who has so far been disappointed with the other entries in the genre that focus more on the power fantasy aspect. Not that this show doesn't also contain that power fantasy aspect, but it is very much not the focus and takes more of a backseat to the parody aspects of the show.

The dynamic of the main duo is pleasure to watch. The antics of the reliable veteran gamer teaching cheeses to their "student" is a rare one which I haven't often ... seen.

The show is entirely in CGI, but the quality has long progressed past the days of that being jarring. The consistency of it makes it actually quite appealing, not to mention the fact that the CG nature works quite well to give the feeling of the CGI models of an actual RPG of this type.

The final thing that should be noted is that there are versions of this in both the Chinese and Japanese languages. I myself watched the Japanese version and can attest that the voice acting is on par with any other traditional anime. That being said, I can't speak to the Chinese version, so I will leave that aspect to others. The Japanese OP and ED are particularly of note for really capturing the fun-natured and adventurous tone of the show.

All in all, a pleasant surprise of a show that should be enjoyable to most who have an interest in gaming isekai.

Hm.
It's Isekai, basically. Isekai in a game world, well translated (and pretty amusing) comedy, only cute girls exist (but it isn't some ridiculous japaneese fanservice garbage with intermission for showing panty shots and borderline lesbian cuddling "between friends"), adventure to get back to the earth and delete the porn folder on PC, and 3dCG graphics graphics used in the game world (though it's about 95% of the plot).

Honestly, it's pretty good considering the genres. They took this recipe for a mix of genres that should result in emetic garbage much like Mermite, but instead of creating inedible shit everybody excluding deviants and mentally challenged people ... hate ,they made a cheap-tasting suger-honey substitute. It might not be real honey, but it tastes good enough and isn't Mermite at least.
The story ends rather abruptly, though the plot wasn't ever a serious aspect of the show.

To sum it up, It's (barely) worth the time invested, so if there are no MUST WATCH NOW anime on the horizon, you could watch this one. You most probably won't regret it.