The Devil's Plan

Brilliant! The 12x60 minute format may look repulsive at first, especially for people who don't like Korea, but if you skip the sauce around and the endless chatter and alliance-building in the villa and just watch the games, it comes out to 12x25 in total, and that's a very good time. This is because these are not cheap games the kind we’ve seen hundreds of times before in other reality shows, all the games here are very, very sophisticated, extremely challenging and fully engage the viewer's brain. There are puzzles, quizzes, hard maths, bluffing, memory contests and brutal competitive 1V1 games, and as a whole I can't complain at all, as many of the games can be used at your own gatherings with friends, and they are definitely worth trying out in real life sometime. The competition with the terrorists in the first episode is top notch, and things like the "kinda different poker" or the number memorization game in the final clas are literally killers! (19.10.2023)