The Hunger Games

Features a dystopian society where teenagers are tested and sorted into factions, mirroring the oppressive social structure and rebellion themes of The Hunger Games.

Young people are trapped in a mysterious, dangerous maze and must fight for survival, echoing the high-stakes, life-or-death challenges.

A group of students are forced to fight to the death on a deserted island, presenting a darker, more brutal precursor to the deadly games concept.

Explores a society divided by blood color, where a powerless girl discovers hidden abilities and becomes a pawn in a dangerous political game, similar to Katniss's struggle.

Set in a dystopian future America, it follows two teenagers from opposite sides of society who become entangled in a deadly conflict, mirroring the class struggle and rebellion.

In a future where everyone undergoes extreme cosmetic surgery, a girl questions the conformity and discovers a hidden resistance, touching on societal control and rebellion.

While epic fantasy, it features complex political intrigue and characters forced into difficult choices for survival and power, akin to the strategic maneuvering in The Hunger Games.

In a future where death is obsolete, teenagers are trained as 'scythes' to kill, presenting a morally complex society and the struggle for humanity, similar to the ethical dilemmas faced by the tributes.

A young boy in a seemingly utopian society learns the dark secrets behind its order and conformity, resonating with the themes of questioning authority and societal control.