The Untamed is a popular game that has gone viral. Foreign media giant GameSpot strongly recommends it: a carnival during the epidemic

The popular ancient costume fantasy drama "The Untamed" is not only well-known in China, but also aired in South Korea and Japan. After being released on Netflix in North America, South America, and Europe, it instantly became popular around the world. Not only was it a big hit, it even went beyond the circle, and even the foreign game media giant GameSpot issued a special news recommendation.

GameSpot's article stated that "The Untamed" was a perfect carnival during the epidemic isolation. This Chinese fantasy drama swept the Internet like a storm. "The Untamed" was originally broadcast on YouTube in the summer of 2019, and later launched official English subtitles, and was broadcast on Netflix at the end of 2019.

GameSpot editors said in the article that what makes "The Untamed" so special is not just because it is broadcast for free on the Internet platform, but also because the macro story, the core characters themselves, their profound meanings and extremely complex relationships have touched the audience.

GameSpot's article said that "The Untamed" has more than 50 episodes and more than 50 hours of plot. It contains part of the sense of murder suspense, part of the sense of political suspense, and part of the sense of family drama. If you are a fan of the 1995 TV series "Warrior Princess Xena" or the recent Netflix "The Witcher" TV series, the action and plot of "The Untamed" are like comfort food. There are many monsters to fight, many evil leaders to assassinate, many coups to execute, and many families to be torn apart. People carry magic swords and cast spells with magic tools.

Currently, The Untamed has been adapted into animations, comics, and audio dramas. GameSpot said that with the summer quarantine approaching, this might be the best time for everyone to study The Untamed at home.