Squid Game Board Game Review

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If you ever wanted to test your metal and see if you would survive in Netflix’s Squid Game, there is a safe way to do it! Introducing Squid Game The Board Game, where you can test your luck with up to 6 friends to see if you can win 45.6 billion Won and outlive your friends.

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Based on the Korean survival thriller that took the world by storm in 2021, where “Hundreds of cash-strapped contestants accept an invitation to compete in children’s games for a tempting prize, but the stakes are deadly,” the board game emulates the many stages of the game that contestants went through in their attempt to survive and win the prize.

There are six different “stages” to the game, but don’t be intimidated. The game is relatively quick to play and also relatively quick to learn and understand, so whether you are a board game expert or new to the tabletop gaming scene, you will grasp this game quickly.

You don’t have to have seen the series to enjoy the game either, but if you have watched it, it really helps get you in the headspace to enjoy the game. Without further ado, let’s get into Squid Game The Board Game.

Inside the box, you get two double-sided boards with four different “rounds” or games to play, mimicking the games that the contestants played in Netflix’s Squid Game season 1.

You also get 72 team tokens, all numbered and split into six teams, including white, pink, red, yellow, green and blue, letting you play with up to six players.

Along with team-coloured tokens, you also have 36 team-coloured player cards split up by the same colours, giving each player 6 cards to use throughout the various games.

You also get different cards for a few games that don’t work with