The Squid Game series is a worldwide hit. The history of South Korea has catapulted to the peak of popularity in several countries and has been the subject of much discussion on social media.
On this side I have seen Squid Game, and I really gave up. But like any major production, when it ends, the question remains: what to see next? If you liked Squid Game, here are three suggestions for series that you may also like.
Alice at the border
An aimless gamer and his two friends find themselves in a parallel version of Tokyo, where they are forced to compete in various sadistic games in order to survive. If you want to stay on the “wave” of science fiction, this Japanese series is a good way to go.
Forced landing on you
If you want to stay in Korea and with quality, Crash Landing On You is a great option. A paragliding accident leaves a wealthy South Korean heiress in exile in North Korea, where she meets an army officer who decides to help her hide.
It is good not to be good
An antisocial children’s book author and a selfless psychiatric service employee embark on an incredible journey of emotional healing. If what you are looking for is something South Korean in a more brotherly tone, this is a good option.
If you’re reading this advice article, you’ve likely already watched Squid Game and are hungover looking for what to watch next. But if you haven’t seen the South Korean series yet, you won’t regret having done so. Then I leave you the trailer of this, and good views.