Welcome to Eden

Although set in a futuristic world with a focus on technological themes like immortality and body swapping, Altered Carbon shares the cutting-edge feel and dark tone of Welcome to Eden. Its complex narrative and ethical puzzles make it a strong choice for those who enjoyed unraveling the mysteries of Eden.

This iconic show follows survivors of a plane crash stranded on a mysterious tropical island, where they encounter a range of supernatural phenomena and complex interpersonal dynamics. Its blend of suspense, character-driven storytelling, and otherworldly mysteries resonates with the themes explored in Welcome to Eden.

In The Society, a group of teenagers returns to their hometown after a canceled trip only to find that all the adults have disappeared. This show shares the youth-focus and eerie sense of community-building in an unfamiliar situation with Welcome to Eden, entwined with supernatural elements and societal critiques.

Set in a dystopian future, 3% is a Brazilian series that pits a group of candidates against each other for the chance to live in the Offshore, a paradise compared to the poverty of the Inland. Comparable to Welcome to Eden, viewers are treated to a tense, high-stakes competition filled with twists and moral dilemmas.

The Wilds centers on a group of teenage girls who must survive on a deserted island after a plane crash, with the twist being that their ordeal is actually a social experiment. Like Welcome to Eden, it combines elements of survival drama with a mysterious backdrop, making it a compelling watch for fans of psychological thrillers and youth-centric narratives.

This miniseries is about ten people who wake up on a treacherous island with no memory of who they are or how they got there, which presents a scenario akin to Welcome to Eden. The I-Land serves up suspense and mystery, as the characters must navigate new challenges and the secrets of the island.