I remember really enjoying the movie when I first watched it, so I was looking forward to the Kdrama remake. I’m also a fan of Trio Soo, so I was extra excited, and I’m loving it so far
When will season 2 be released? I don’t know what to watch anymore, and I really need a proper kdrama thriller. Well it’s been about 10 years, so I think I need to rewatch it to refresh my memory of some scenes I’ve forgotten.
As I always said, you can already tell in the first episode who has the potential to become a finalist. I honestly enjoyed this season more than the last one—not because the games were better, but because I didn’t get emotionally invested this time. Last season, I was really attached, especially because Seungkwan was there, and that made the emotional stakes higher for me.
That said, I truly believe the top 2 finalists this season absolutely deserved their spots. I don’t see anyone else who should’ve taken their place. And to those saying that Hyun Gyu didn’t deserve his wins—honestly, if you’re saying that, then you probably didn’t watch or understand the show deeply enough. As Hyun Gyu himself said in the final ment, he admitted to doing a lot of questionable things, and then Chuu responded by saying, “That’s what the show is.” And she’s right. The Devil’s Plan is designed to bring out that kind of behavior. It’s a game that allows (and sometimes even rewards) deception, manipulation, and bending the rules—as long as it’s not violent or criminal. Trying to be purely righteous won't get you the win in this kind of format.
One thing I didn’t like about this season, though, was how the prize matches were structured. I think that’s one of the reasons why the fanbase was so divided this time. We didn’t really get to see the group dynamics or their collective strategic thinking as clearly as we did in Season 1.
Still, I’m really looking forward to Season 3. The format keeps evolving, and it’s always interesting to see how new players adapt to the game's moral gray areas.
That said, I truly believe the top 2 finalists this season absolutely deserved their spots. I don’t see anyone else who should’ve taken their place. And to those saying that Hyun Gyu didn’t deserve his wins—honestly, if you’re saying that, then you probably didn’t watch or understand the show deeply enough. As Hyun Gyu himself said in the final ment, he admitted to doing a lot of questionable things, and then Chuu responded by saying, “That’s what the show is.” And she’s right. The Devil’s Plan is designed to bring out that kind of behavior. It’s a game that allows (and sometimes even rewards) deception, manipulation, and bending the rules—as long as it’s not violent or criminal. Trying to be purely righteous won't get you the win in this kind of format.
One thing I didn’t like about this season, though, was how the prize matches were structured. I think that’s one of the reasons why the fanbase was so divided this time. We didn’t really get to see the group dynamics or their collective strategic thinking as clearly as we did in Season 1.
Still, I’m really looking forward to Season 3. The format keeps evolving, and it’s always interesting to see how new players adapt to the game's moral gray areas.