Squid Games

Uniforms

All participants have a uniform wearing a green jacket, on the back left side of the jacket they have their ID number, underneath their jacket they have a white t-shirt with their ID number printed on the front and back is the identification number and the pants are the same shade of green as the jacket, the shoes are white tennis shoes.

Pink Guards

In the game, each pink guard with a geometric figure represents their rank in the game. 1. Guards with a circle (basic workers): They are the lowest rank among guards. They are responsible for basic tasks such as cleaning, cooking, transporting bodies and other manual jobs. They do not have the authority to make decisions and obey orders from higher-ranking guards. 2. Guards with triangle (soldiers): Act as security personnel. They handle the weapons and are in charge of supervising the players during the games. Their main responsibility is to ensure that the rules are followed and execute eliminated players. 3. Guards with square (supervisors): They are the highest ranking among the pink guards. They supervise the other guards (circles and triangles). They are in charge of directing activities within the venue, They present each game and give information to the participants, since they are the only guards who are allowed to speak and reporting directly to the game leader (the Front Man, the most powerful rank, he controls the games completely). Each guard strictly fulfills his role under a hierarchical system and total obedience, since any non-compliance or insubordination results in immediate execution. This structure ensures control and order within the sinister game, It should be added that all guards must wear masks with their corresponding geometric figure, if this is not fulfilled they will be annihilated by the Frontman.

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All participants can form friendships, enmities, alliances, betrayals, but in the end, only one will remain, and that one will win the games along with the 456 million dollars.

Games

• Red light, Green light • Sugar Honeycombs • Lights Out • Tug of war • Marbles • Glass Stepping Stones • The Squid Game

Red Light, Green Light

The goal of this game was for players to successfully reach the other end of an enclosed field, where Young-hee, a large robotic doll, was located within the five-minute time limit. Players could move when the doll shouted "green light," but if the doll shouted "red light," players had to remain still while the doll scanned their movements. Any player caught moving was eliminated and shot dead.

Sugar Honeycombs

In Sugar Honeycombs, contestants were told to choose a honeycomb shape to carve out before being informed of the game's premise. The options were a circle, a triangle, a star, and an Umbrella. After selecting a shape, they were handed small metal containers. Inside, they found the shapes they chose drawn on the sugar honeycombs along with a small needle. The game was to carve the shape out of the honeycomb without breaking it before the time ran out. Breaking/cracking the honeycomb or not carving it out in time resulted in being shot by a revolver.

Lights Out

The game started during the lights out by to a player who was bothering another Player because the player snitched on the player and his gang for cutting the line for seconds. Soon, a fight begins to break out. As the fight continued, the lights started to flicker. The game ended when Another Player couldn't take it anymore and climbed on top of one of the highest beds and demanded things to stop. The lights then turned back to normal and soldiers started shooting on the ceiling to stop the brawling, Also, there are no rules in the game and you can do anything before the pink soldiers arrive.

Tug of War

In Tug of War, contestants were told to form teams of ten players prior to the game. Each team was tasked with competing against one other team, chosen at random, in a game of tug of war across two raised stages which were modeled to resemble cranes. Each player was shackled to their rope before the beginning of the game; the rope itself was thread through a guillotine suspended between the two platforms. Once the losing team was pulled off their platform, the blade of the guillotine sliced the rope in two, causing the losing players to fall to their deaths from a very high place and causing their elimination from the games.

Marbles

The rules of the game are as follows: "Using your set of ten marbles, play the game of your choice with your partner. The player who manages to take all ten marbles from their partner wins." Prior to knowing what the game would be, the players had to team up with someone. Afterwards, it was revealed they had to compete against each other. They were each given a bag with ten marbles, the game's objective was to gain the other player's ten marbles through any game of their choice within thirty minutes. The player who collected all ten of their partner's marbles won the game, and were escorted out of the game room. The players who had lost their marbles, or failed to complete the game before the time ran out were eliminated.

Glass Stepping Stones

The game involved contestants attempting to cross two parallel bridges by jumping across tempered glass panels while avoiding weaker panels of regular glass. Those who landed on a regular glass panel broke through the panel and fell to their deaths from a high place, resulting in their elimination from the game. The game involved contestants attempting to cross two parallel bridges by jumping across tempered glass panels while avoiding weaker panels of regular glass. Those who landed on a regular glass panel broke through the panel and fell to their deaths from a high place, resulting in their elimination from the game. Sixteen players entered the game; thirteen died and three progressed to the next round VIP guests are watching the game Players were asked to choose a jacket with a number from 1 to 16 before the game; shortly after it was revealed to the players that each number represented the order in which the contestants would play. The game took place in a colossal chamber decorated to resemble the interior of a circus tent. Players began the game atop a platform at one end of the room which was connected to another platform at the opposite end by two parallel bridges, each one holding 18 glass panels. Each of the panels was either made from tempered glass, which could withstand the weight of at least two players; or regular glass, which would shatter on impact and cause the player to fall to their death, resulting in their elimination. The goal of the game was for players to successfully cross the bridges by jumping across the tempered glass while avoiding the regular glass, within a 16-minute time limit. Once the given time limit had reached zero, all glass panels exploded to eliminate any players who remained on the bridges. Broken glass fragments from the explosion greatly injured the three successful players

The Squid Game

is played on a squid-like playing field drawn in the ground. The squid consists of two circles, one at the top and one at the bottom. The top circle is intersected by a triangle, while the bottom one is intersected by a square. Unlike the final game of the show (where only two participants were left, thus modifying the game rules to accommodate to the two-player dynamic), the Squid Game is played in groups - the defense group and the offense group. The defense group is allowed to move freely within the limits of the squid shape, while the offense group remains outside. The offense group is only allowed to move when jumping on one foot. If someone from the offense group manages to get inside the limits of the squid, they can start using two feet to move around. To win the game, the defense must push the offense players out of boundaries while the offense team tries to touch the head of the squid (the triangle) with one foot. The losing team is considered to be "dead." This is taken literally in the final round of the Squid Game.

The Front Man

The Front Man wields absolute control over all three classes of guards and observes the survival competition games through several monitoring screens as the games unfold. He sometimes steps in when a situation gets out of control during the games, such as when the identity of a staff member is somehow revealed (which is forbidden in the games), in which case the Front Man storms in and executes the exposed staffer. The Front Man also is often seen answering phone calls back at his quarters, communicating with the person on the other line about the ongoing competition. This is usually the host, whose orders he carries out. He also ensures that the VIPs have a good time while watching the game.