Both contains psychology, the different characters and scenario are interesting which brights up the story.
Even though the both story is kind of different,in some ways they are some what similar (:
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The Liar Game series and Die Now have a similar feeling of playing a game with elaborate puzzles against other players. In both dramas the stakes are high, in Die Now it being the players' life, in Liar Game it being debt and money. Both games have a mysterious origin.
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Prequel story from Liar Game 1 & how Nao & Shinichi finished & escaped from Liar Game 1. A must watch worth watching drama.
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Both of the drama similar in their genres of having psychology and suspense. Both drama leads to curiosity and think more.
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Both are about trick games, both are interesting in their own way.
Imo, LG being a series has so many interesting characters and games. Kaiji has 3 or 4 games.
However both are pretty interesting to watch and the actors have done amazing job.
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100 Random participants was chosen to join the surviving game through a game monitor helmet & the winner can obtain Garo gold costume. A must watch dark thriller psychological drama. This not s sequel or prequel from previous Garo series/movies.
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Both are about a naive girl seeking revenge, with aid of a smart guy (Matsuda Shota). Both are very similar...........................................
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Both are about gambling with risking something big in every game. The couples on both dramas have contrasting personalities. For Hachi One Diver, the girl is more composed while the guy is kinda funny. While in Liar Game, the girl is the clumsy one, while the guy is always cool.
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The Liars game franchise is all about finding the trick and the lie to win the game. The main in Usogui is know as the "Lie Eater"
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Both are psychological japanese movies with smart male leads that can solve all the mysteries.
Liar game is a franchise about mind games with money as the objective, while 12 suicidal children is about solving a mystery while in a life or death situation.
Both make you think very hard in order to find the answer.
Both are very impactful.
Recommended by KpopFreak9922
Both shows feature mindblowing games.
(1) In AiB, they are death games (loosers die, winners survive).
(2) In Liar Game, they are money game (loosers get debt, winners get money).

AiB has a larger budget its games are visually more impressive but Liar Game's games are more technical and complex, with insane twists.

If you enjoyed the game part of AiB, you'll love Liar Game.
-> The Korean version of Liar Game (2014) is more realistic and comes close to a thriller.
-> The japanese version (2007) is more mangaesque, with exagerated characters, a distinct color palette and music.
Both are equally as good and should not be missed!
Recommended by Cheyenne7889
Time ticking.
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I recommend this both drama because , Male lead and Female lead
try to solve problem
In one drama explosion and another student murder/suicide
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How Kanzaki Nao & Akiyama Shinichi meet & how Liar Game start also including characters & story involved. Mystery, games, dark, thriller, psychological drama in one package. A must watch worth watching drama.
Recommended by 73n5h1k015h173
How Kanzaki Nao & Akiyama Shinichi meet & how Liar Game start also including characters & story involved. Mystery, games, dark, thriller, psychological drama in one package. A must watch worth watching drama.
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