
SUMBAKKOKJIL 2
Synopsis
SUMBAKKOKJIL is back for the summer of 2026, with even more sophisticated horror and suspense! Building on the signature hide-and-seek gameplay from Season 1, the new season weaves in eerie Korean urban legends to create a horror variety experience that goes beyond traditional entertainment. In this expanded horror universe, the cast must immerse themselves in each ghost tale, survive massive suspense, and find a way to escape. With massive locations and urban legends brought to life, SUMBAKKOKJIL delivers an immersive horror experience unlike anything before.
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