Wavve's 'Blood Game X' Lee Tae-gyun Discovers Secret Rooftop Safe First... Core Event 'Day of Plunder' Begins
Wavve original survival variety show 'Blood Game X' has raised the curtain on 'Day of Plunder,' the highlight and core event of the series. In episode 5, releas

Wavve original survival variety show 'Blood Game X' has raised the curtain on 'Day of Plunder,' the highlight and core event of the series.
In episode 5, released at 11 a.m. on the 24th, Lee Tae-gyun of Team P1 became the first to discover a secret safe located on the mansion's rooftop, shaking up the game's dynamics. Lee Tae-gyun informed Lee Sang-min about the existence of the rooftop safe, noting that they only needed to secure the password. He analyzed that while everyone knows about the main hall safe, it appears no one knows about the rooftop safe, drawing a smile from Lee Sang-min.
Later that night, the 'Day of Plunder,' a signature element of 'Blood Game,' began in earnest as sirens blared throughout the entire mansion. An announcement was made that the first safe had been opened, and a rule was revealed permitting the use of physical force for 60 minutes. Accordingly, fierce competition among the players to seize the safes is anticipated. With the 'Day of Plunder,' which has delivered the most intense scenes every season, making its return, all eyes are focused on who will become the owner of the final safe.
Meanwhile, 'Blood Game X' set the all-time series record for new paid subscribers in its opening weekend, and is currently ranked No. 1 for three consecutive weeks in Wavve's new paid sign-ups and viewing time. In addition, based on Good Data Corporation's 'Fundex Chart,' it ranked No. 1 in the TV-OTT non-drama buzz category for the first and second weeks of July, and climbed to No. 2 in the third week.
'Blood Game X' episode 5, which is generating such intense buzz, is available exclusively on Wavve starting at 11 a.m. on the 24th.
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