Kami wa Game ni Ueteiru.

Bad bad bad

Title: Kami wa Game ni Ueteiru (The God Is Playing a Game)

Story Uniqueness: While the premise of gods interacting with humans through a game is intriguing, the execution falls short. The story lacks uniqueness and fails to engage the audience effectively.

Art Style: Unfortunately, the art style is one of the worst I’ve encountered. The visuals failed to capture the essence of the narrative, and the character designs needed significant improvement.

Character Development: The characters in this series are disappointingly one-dimensional. They lack depth, and their flaws outweigh any strengths they might possess. Better character drawings could have elevated their impact.

Realistic Reactions: The characters’ reactions ... to situations and events feel forced and unrealistic. Whether it’s their interactions with each other or their responses to challenges, the authenticity is lacking.

Audience Appeal: If you’re a fan of the god vs. human genre, you might find some enjoyment in this anime. However, for most viewers, the dull storytelling, subpar art, and unimpressive characters make it a forgettable experience.

In summary, “Kami wa Game ni Ueteiru” fails to deliver on its potential, leaving viewers wanting more substance and creativity.

Ah, the allure of the psychological thriller/game genre—an intricate dance of intellect and intrigue that leaves viewers on the edge of their seats, craving more. Alas, "Kami wa Game ni Ueteiru" endeavors to join the ranks of its esteemed predecessors, but alas, falls short in more ways than one.

Picture, if you will, a game of Memory transformed into an intense battle between our two main characters. Sounds intriguing, doesn't it? Unfortunately, the execution falls flat, landing squarely in the realm of cringe rather than captivating.

And let's not mince words here: what this anime lacks in intensity, uniqueness, and true enjoyment could fill volumes. Like a ... broken puzzle missing crucial pieces, it fails to deliver the adrenaline-fueled rush that fans of the genre so desperately crave.

But wait, there's more! Even the art, typically a saving grace for lackluster narratives, fails to salvage the sinking ship of "Kami wa Game ni Ueteiru." Instead of drawing viewers in, it serves as yet another obstacle on the road to disappointment.

In my humble opinion, comparing this anime to "Liar Liar" is akin to comparing a flickering candle to the blazing sun—it simply doesn't hold up. Where one dazzles with its wit and charm, the other languishes in the shadows, a mere shadow of its potential.

Oh, how I wish I could unearth a silver lining amidst this sea of mediocrity. Alas, dear viewers, sometimes even the most optimistic among us must concede defeat. As the curtain falls on "Kami wa Game ni Ueteiru," let us not mourn its passing, but rather, reflect on the lessons learned and the potential for brighter horizons ahead.

4/10

Watching this is as enjoyable as eating slices of slightly dried out lukewarm cucumber.

Generic story - generic art style - generic one dimensional characters.

They try to lean into the "No Game no Life" aesthetic - which is fine I guess, originality is not a requirement for something to be good - but it doesn't even work a little bit, the material that's here is just ass. The games and their solutions make no sense, none of the characters have any depth, and the animation is plain bad. It's just more of that boring, same old shit you've seen a million times before. Not worth your ... time, not even at 3x speed.