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Apple TV+ has been on a content fast in recent weeks. For two weeks in a row, the service hasn't added a single minute of new content, which is definitely not conducive to its development. However, this Friday Apple pulls out one of the biggest content aces for Apple TV+ this year – specifically the series Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet, which he has been trying to attract his viewers to for many months. He continues to do so now, as he uploaded a video on his YouTube giving a behind-the-scenes look at the title. 

The Mythic Quest series. Raven's Banquet will revolve around a team of game developers working on a game in the style of World of Warcraft. There should be no shortage of humorous scenes, as well as scenes realistically describing the development of computer games, which, at least according to the description of the series, is often bordering on madness. Behind the series are the duo Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day, who also worked on the famous American series It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Entertainment should therefore be more or less guaranteed. 

The first series of the series will offer nine episodes, each of which will last about half an hour. The first three parts of the series will appear on the service already this Friday at 6:00 am, with further parts to follow Apple deliver to the service as usual with weekly intervals. As for the second series of the series, which is also allegedly planned, it will probably arrive in the service, like the vast majority of the second series of existing series, by the end of this year. So we can only hope that the series will be really worth it and the whole level Apple TV+ lifts. 

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