I mean... It's a documentary based on eSports with Steam Achievements. If you like eSports or the topic of the documentary interests you, watch it. I personally only watched it because I saw it had achievements and just had to get them. The filming is good, and the story that it was telling was a story that just wasn't for me. All this was to me was a long-winded talk about a topic I don't care for about another topic's competitive scene that I also don't care about. Congratulations to the people who won. It was years ago by now, but still, congratulations. This film would have most likely been a lot better if I wasn't just sitting here contemplating about why I just HAD to get the Steam achievements. I stuck through it and got all five achievements. Was it worth it? No. Was it a waste of 2 hours? Yes. Would I have done anything better with that time? No. So at the end of the day, I spent 2 hours watching Dota 2 competitive players through their day-to-day lives before the event just to watch a team I have never heard of before win a competitive event that I have no interest in just for Steam achievements.
Review of Free to Play
