The Victims' Game (2020)

- Similar vibe where one main character is trying to find the killer/culprit
- Interesting ways where/how the murders are being found
- Lots of background stories that are being brought back from the main characters
- Addictive and very good acting

Both productions feature Joseph Chang who investigates a case related to his personal life; both are full of plottwists and illusions

Both dramas are about a crime that is connected to someone on the police force.
In both dramas the officers know the suspected culprit well, are estranged from them and are now involved in their cases. Both keep secrets from their colleagues and both dramas have the subject of poverty, abuse, suicide and bullying.

Both have genius but lack of social skills main characters (Though The Victims Game's MC has Asperger's syndrome while Stranger's MC became like that after undergoing a corrective surgery)
Both have intriguing crime and mystery story
Both have great writings that you can relate and sympathy for every characters
Both have male-female duos with great chemistry but no romance
Both have superb actors and actresses with really really great acting skills
I literally watched TVG after Stranger S2 and so pleasantly surprised with it, go watch it folks.

Both dramas have an excentric forensic detective/examiner as the male lead.
The VG deals with only one case, while PfJ has multiple ones

Both very good crime/thriller shows with great story, plot twists and acting. If you like these kinds of shows, you will like Trinity of Shadows.

Los dos dramas son similares a la hora de presentar diversas realidades, tocando temas fuertes y delicados que deben ser tratados por la sociedad, además de que ambos dramas son sumamente tristes y reflejan el dolor humano muy bien.

- Both Medical examiner dramas
- Both about finding out the truth behind the death of the bodies
- The have strong female protagonists

-also has a long winding plot that is revealed through the whole drama
-has lots of flashbacks and each character has personal baggage that is revealed
-full of mystery and intrigue
-HIP has a science fiction element to it tho
-main lead for HIP is cutee cute cutee

-similar in that there is a long winding plot to discover who is the culprit
-lots of dead bodies and people that are killed by "serial killer" motives
-personal baggage behind characters a lot
-main female lead in Memorist is BADASS

uhhhh well the dad like looks for his daighter and shes like emo and does bad stuff n i think theres like some lgbtq in both idrk the world of kanako was really confusing also the mother like hates the dad n theyre divorced cus the dad did smth bad to the daughter or so she said and like the dad is/was involved with the police ig tjsts really it but yk if you get it you get it if you dont you dont

-Same drama it has incorporate the element of mystery, kidnapping, suspense and problem solving.
-if you liked crime ansd problem solving dramas then this will be a great choice.

-Both of these dramas is very similar it incorporate crime and problem solving
-The victims' Game is more of a mystery and problem solving drama
-Missing Person is more of a survival game drama.

- male lead on the autism spectrum
- solve criminal cases separately from the police
- ongoing story revolving around said male lead's family issues
- different stories in each episode regarding one murder // suicide victim

Both dramas deal with subject of social outcasts and how they came to feel that suicide was their option.