Yes, the first episode gives you vertigo because of the showrunners' decision to have the audience see everything through the phones of the characters, getting blasted by notifications on the screen plus trap songs coming from let and right. They did tame this a bit later on which made the show better. The writers were also able to come up with nice obstacles for the main characters, and made believable decisions as to the kind of wrong choices the characters are making. I'll watch season 2 because it seems that the showrunners can take feedback. The only thing that continued to bother me throughout the entire 1st season (and I hope they will fix it in season 2) was the soundtrack, due to the numerous songs featured per episode, preventing the audience from taking a mental breather between scenes.

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