Squid Game fever has escalated following the launch of its second season on Netflix in December, with the streaming giant introducing an addicting spin-off prior to the new season’s debut.
Netflix rolled out a mobile video game titled Squid Game: Unleashed and accessible for free even to those without a subscription for a brief period. The innovative offering has fans buzzing with approval, lauding Netflix for delivering a hit with their latest venture.
On Reddit, a user initiated a discussion with “Has anyone played Netflix’s mobile Squid Game? I’m honestly really impressed.”
Their post elaborated: “It has online multiplayer. Runs seamlessly. Has cool upgrades. And is free with a Netflix account.”
“I don’t really play mobile games, but it’s a fun little game I’ll play again. This is how streaming services should get into the game business. Netflix hit it out of the park.”, reports the Express.
Season two released on Netflix last month
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Others joined the conversation, with remarks such as “It’s awesome! I won on my first try. I think if you binge-watch all the episodes in a day, they give you a rare outfit.”
Another posted: “It’s honestly pretty fun. Over 40 mini games in the style of squid game. Doesn’t take too long to get into a game and complete. I’m enjoying it.”
One gamer shared: “This is really fun and super easy to use with on screen controls.”
The official description for the game highlights its intensity and competitive nature: “Prepare for fast, heart-pounding action and brutal competition in this multiplayer battle royale game.
“Play with friends (or enemies) online and see if you have what it takes to outlast and defeat all the other contestants in each twisted tournament.
The mobile game has been appreciated by many fans
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“With deadly challenges pulled from the series and more new games inspired by classic childhood activities, each round is a dark trip down memory lane. Can you make it through playtime alive?”.
The much-anticipated follow-up season dropped on the streaming platform on Boxing Day (December 26) to wide critical acclaim and fan approval.
Netflix’s breakout hit ‘Squid Game’ quickly became its most-streamed show of 2021 following its initial release, dominating number one spots in 94 countries around the world.
Amassing over 142 million household views and clocking in at 1.65 billion hours watched within just the first four weeks after its debut, the series eclipsed ‘Bridgerton’ to become the streaming giant’s top-viewed offering.
A conclusive third and final season is set to debut on Netflix in 2025.
Squid Game season three will release on Netflix this year