
Both dramas offer intense plots, high-stakes survival scenarios, and deep psychological conflicts, much like Squid Game. Whether it’s battling against societal collapse, supernatural threats, or dystopian struggles, each series delivers gripping suspense, moral dilemmas, and unexpected twists that keep viewers on edge. If you enjoyed the tension, unpredictability, and raw human emotions of Squid Game, these shows will offer a similarly thrilling experience.



The never-ending monsterization crisis. Hyeon Su, consumed by monsters, tries to regain his human self. Nam Sang Won, who entered Pyeon Sang Uk's body, visits the survivors' stadium with a group of people to achieve his goal. And unlike the previous rules, they put forward an unconventional condition to provide convenience to those with symptoms. Stadiums are no longer safe spaces, and people are confused. Meanwhile, Eun Hyeok, who was reborn from the cocoon, appears in a new form... Season 3, which will mark the finale of the desperate struggle of those who are faced with a choice between the border between monsters and humans.



