Nam-Gyu

RED LIGHT, GREEN LIGHT.

The first game of the contest was Red Light, Green Light, also known as hide and seek. The rules are very simple: you have to move from one side to the other while the music is playing and after the words "Green light" are heard. When "Red light" is heard, players must stop moving and remain completely still.

SIX-LEGG PENTATHLON.

Players must form teams of five and designate one player to each solve a mini-game. The contestants are linked by their legs, hence the term "six legs," which requires them to walk together in a coordinated manner. Teams have five minutes to complete the five mini-games of the pentathlon and cross the finish line. These five mini-games of the six-leg pentathlon are the following: - Ddakji (in this case without slaps involved) - Stone throwing: This game consists of knocking down a vertical stone on the ground with another stone. - Gong-gi: With five pebbles, a sequence of one-handed tosses must be made, ending with all five pebbles or dice landing at once on the back of the player's hand and catching them all to complete the game. - Spinning Top: In the series, players are asked to spin a top. -Jegi: Players must kick a toy into the air five times in a row.

GROUPED.

The rules, like most other games in the series, are pretty simple. All players gather around a giant merry-go-round until it stops and a number is announced. Players then split into groups based on the announced number and seek refuge in the various rooms around the merry-go-round. Contestants who fail to reach a room or who do not meet the exact requirements are killed. A macabre twist on the classic game of musical chairs.