If You Liked Squid Game You’d Love These K-Dramas

If you haven’t heard of Squid Game, you’ve certainly been living under a rock. Squid Game is a new Netflix kdrama that has the whole world buzzing.

The thrilling survival game series recently became the first Korean Drama to top the global ranking on Netflix. Trending worldwide since it’s release, Squid Game is a must-watch.

But what’s next?

If you’ve never seen any Korean Drama prior to Squid Game, we’re here to help you out.

Korean Drama’s are known for their sensational plots and story lines, the plot twists that’ll get you hooked to your TV screen. While you wait for the next season of Squid Game, here are a couple other action-packed Kdrama’s to watch out for;

Hellbound (2021)

In this drama, Seoul is a dystopia. The Mysterious leader of a cult rises to prominence when demons that appears on Earth drags sinners to hell. Just like Squid Game, Hellbound pushes people to their limits through an extreme situation which leads them to show their true nature.

It is a tension-building, nerve-wracking story as the characters work to investigate the supernatural phenomenon.

Sweet Home (2020)

Two of the residents of a dilapidated block f flats finds its doors shut to the world when monsters appear, hell-bent on wiping out humanity.

The creatively designed monsters are one of the major selling points of the show. Each of the creatures were originally humans. They take on different forms depending on the personalities and personal problems of the people they used to be.

The Devil’s Game (2008)

In this film, a struggling artist is offered three billion won if he’s willing to bet his life in a game against a rich old man.

The game involves each person calling a random number and guessing if the recipient will be a man or a woman. The young artist loses the game and wakes up in another, not-so-young body.