If you have come across countless reels of people obsessing over the latest American series, Off Campus, decided to binge-watch it just to understand the hype, and are now completely hooked yourself, welcome to the club. The college romance drama has officially become the third most-watched debut series in Prime Video history. According to Deadline, the show pulled in a massive 36 million viewers globally within just 12 days of release, surpassing popular titles like The Boys and Reacher. While fans wait impatiently for Season 2, here are six binge-worthy shows that can fill the Off Campus-shaped void in your life.6 shows like Off Campus to watch on OTTCruel Intentions - Prime Video (2024)If you enjoy messy college drama mixed with manipulation, romance and betrayal, Cruel Intentions is your next guilty pleasure watch. Inspired by the cult 1999 film and the classic novel Les Liaisons dangereuses, the series follows step-siblings Caroline and Lucien as they scheme their way through an elite university environment.Their dangerous seduction games slowly spiral into heartbreak, power struggles and emotional chaos. Unlike the softer romance of Off Campus, this show leans heavily into toxic relationships and scandal-filled drama. The show stars Sarah Catherine Hook, Zac Burgess, and Savannah Lee SmithGreek - Prime Video (2007-2011)Before college dramas became a streaming obsession, Greek quietly perfected the formula years ago. The series revolves around fraternity rivalries, sorority politics, campus crushes and awkward friendships at Cyprus-Rhodes University.What makes Greek such a comfort watch is how relatable it feels despite being a 2000s show. It captures the excitement, confusion and emotional messiness of college life while balancing comedy and drama perfectly. Cast: Spencer Grammer, Jacob Zachar, Scott Michael Foster.Heated Rivalry - Lionsgate Play (India) (2025)Sports romance fans have been completely obsessed with Heated Rivalry ever since it premiered. Based on Rachel Reid’s Game Changers novels, the queer hockey romance follows rival players Shane Hollandar and Ilya Rozanov as their rivalry slowly turns into love.The six-episode series became a huge online sensation because of the chemistry between the leads and its emotional storytelling. Even viewers who are not into hockey have been praising the show for its heartfelt romance and layered characters. The show features Hudson Williams, Connor Storrie, and François Arnaud.Maxton Hall – The World Between Us - Prime Video (2024)If enemies-to-lovers romances are your weakness, Maxton Hall deserves a place on your watchlist immediately. The German romantic drama follows Ruby Bell, a scholarship student trying to secure a future at Oxford, and James Beaufort, the privileged heir of a wealthy family.Their relationship begins with tension, arguments and misunderstandings before slowly turning into an emotional romance. Stylish visuals, addictive chemistry and dramatic twists helped Maxton Hall become a global streaming favourite.The Summer I Turned Pretty - Prime Video (2022–2025)Few modern love triangles have sparked internet debates quite like Belly, Conrad and Jeremiah. Based on Jenny Han’s novels, the coming-of-age drama mixes summer romance, heartbreak and family emotions against a dreamy beach backdrop.The show became massively popular because viewers could not stop choosing sides between Team Conrad and Team Jeremiah. Beyond the romance, the series also explores grief, growing up and complicated family dynamics. Cast: Lola Tung, Christopher Briney, Gavin Casalegno.One Tree Hill - Netflix (2003–2012)Long before sports romances dominated social media edits, One Tree Hill was already delivering emotional chaos through basketball, heartbreak and teenage drama.One of the popular series follows half-brothers Nathan and Lucas as they navigate complicated relationships, family struggles and rivalry on and off the basketball court. With nine seasons packed with romance and emotional twists, One Tree Hill remains one of the ultimate binge-worthy teen dramas even today.Stay tuned!