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Squid Game: Netflix Series-Inspired Game Debuts Globally

by Logan Jan 17,2025

Netflix's Squid Game: Unleashed is a free-to-play battle royale game, available to everyone, regardless of Netflix subscription status! This surprising announcement, made at the Big Geoff's Game Awards, is a clever move by Netflix, potentially boosting the game's popularity ahead of its December 17th launch.

The game, a more intense take on titles like Stumble Guys and Fall Guys, features minigames inspired by the hit Korean drama. Players compete in a deadly tournament, with survival as the ultimate prize. Importantly, Squid Game: Unleashed remains ad-free and without in-app purchases.

This strategic move by Netflix leverages the immense popularity of its Squid Game franchise, particularly with season two on the horizon, demonstrating the potential synergy between Netflix's streaming and gaming services. The announcement itself might even help alleviate past criticism of the Big Geoff's Game Awards for its broader media focus.

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