Web Series I made a fully AI-generated dystopian series solo: 9 episodes in. Industry folks, honest reviews welcome

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Hi all,

I'm Tim, an independent creator based in Toronto. Over the past year I've been producing The Decoding Game: Order of Token — a dystopian thriller series where every element (script, visuals, voice, editing) is made by one person using AI tools.

The premise: in 2030, a trust-score law replaces currency. Citizens who fall below 100 are drafted into a televised elimination game run by an AI called Chainlord — where losers' brains are harvested for computing power.

Two strange things happened after release:
1. An episode where the leader announces a national televised "Game" aired months before a nearly identical real event hit the news.
2. Our brain-computing premise became reality this August when Singapore launched the world's first biological data center running on living human neurons.

Current status: 9 episodes live, 170K+ monthly reach, audience mostly in Latin America. Started as a live-action short drama I couldn't afford to keep filming, so I rebuilt everything with AI.

Watch here:

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I'd genuinely value reviews from industry people — story structure, pacing, where the format holds up and where it doesn't. Tear it apart, that's what I'm here for.

Tim

 

[George]

Hi all,

I'm Tim, an independent creator based in Toronto. Over the past year I've been producing The Decoding Game: Order of Token — a dystopian thriller series where every element (script, visuals, voice, editing) is made by one person using AI tools.

The premise: in 2030, a trust-score law replaces currency. Citizens who fall below 100 are drafted into a televised elimination game run by an AI called Chainlord — where losers' brains are harvested for computing power.

Two strange things happened after release:
1. An episode where the leader announces a national televised "Game" aired months before a nearly identical real event hit the news.
2. Our brain-computing premise became reality this August when Singapore launched the world's first biological data center running on living human neurons.

Current status: 9 episodes live, 170K+ monthly reach, audience mostly in Latin America. Started as a live-action short drama I couldn't afford to keep filming, so I rebuilt everything with AI.

Watch here:

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I'd genuinely value reviews from industry people — story structure, pacing, where the format holds up and where it doesn't. Tear it apart, that's what I'm here for.

Tim

Interesting concept, Tim.
Going from a live-action short to a nine-episode AI-generated series is quite a journey. I’m curious what has been the biggest challenge in keeping the characters and visual world consistent across nine episodes? And looking back at the first episode, what would you do differently today?