‘Pyramid Game’ Dubbed As New ‘Squid Game’ — Here’s What K-Netz Think

TVING's webtoon-based series "Pyramid Game" starring WJSN Bona, Ryu Da In, Shin Seul Ki and Jang Da Ah is stirring a huge buzz in the entertainment scene.

With only four episodes, it was able to capture the attention of viewers from all around the globe, earning the nickname as the new "Squid Game" of the Hallyu industry.

Here's what fans think about WJSN Bona's "Pyramid Game." Keep on reading to know more.

'Pyramid Game' Dubbed As New 'Squid Game' of Hallyu

Since its premiere, TVING's psychological thriller series "Pyramid Game" has captivated the viewers with its profound narrative and amazing all-female ensemble.

Starring WJSN Bona, Ryu Da In, "Single's Inferno" participant Shin Seul Ki and Jang Da Ah, the survival drama tells the stories of high school girls who vye for popularity and peer validation.

"Pyramid Game" depicts the psychological warfare between students who join a popularity voting game in order to avoid being the target of school violence.

The K-drama sparks global intrigue due to its parallel similarities with the smash hit series "Squid Game," starring Lee Jung Jae, Park Hae Soo, Jung Ho Yeon and more.

Some viewers described "Pyramid Game" as the high school version of "Squid Game" due to its glimpse into real-life circumstances many live in, minus the heart-shocking killings.

"Many people suffer from similar scenarios and "Pyramid Game" is just the same, only set in school," one viewer commented. "Both works drew inspiration from the reality everyone lives in."

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Moreover, the biggest similarity between the two is that they predicate evil and survival through digestible games.  It also depicts class exploitation that transcends culture.

Lastly, many lauded the casting that was done in the show, saying, "Every character is well-developed. It was a god-sent lineup."

'Pyramid Game' Further Details & Where To Stream

With the great reception and rave reviews that "Pyramid Game" received from viewers and critics alike, expectations are high for the future episodes of the TVING show.

The first four episodes of the series instantly hooked the viewers, and the six remaining episodes are also expected to do the same, if not beat its previous releases.

"Pyramid Game" airs every Thursday with two episodes each broadcast. Catch episodes 5 and 6 this March 7 at 12:00 a.m. KST on TVING.

For worldwide viewers, the drama is available with English subtitles on Paramount+ so don't miss it.

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Written by Elijah Mully.