The marble game episode was so tough to watch, you choose a partner you like or trust the most, and then it's you against them, especially the guy with his wife, it was so sad, for me the best episode of the series, but I think the cookie game was the easiest to win, at least if you played this game in your youth, you could remember the symbols, especially the umbrella, and then you would probably know which game this is and you choose the triangle, it's definitely the easiest symbol, but of course if you have no idea it's hard to tell!

Sang woo doesn’t tell the protagonist to go to a simpler shape as he doesn’t want him to survive. He knows they will eventually have to face off so its easier to fake not knowing and let him die.

Personally one major flaw i find is it's supposed to be purely up to contestants to pass or fail and it's meant to be an even playing field with no outside forces disrupting the game unless someone is cheating. Yet they blew the glass up and that caused sae-byeok to get killed by sang-woo.

Ali's death was really upsetting, i really liked him

I still feel like red light green light would be so much easier in Korean because you just have to know how the song goes and it’s easy to stop in plenty of time, but in English, you’ll have to stop on a dime when she says red light at any point in time

There is a huge difference between watching this and thinking "Oh, I will never do that!" and actually being there and living that moments. When it's our life in the game, our animal instinct kicks in, so believe me, some people that are watching are capable of worst than what they sowed in the tv series.

The only thing that really annoyed me about the show was how the people played in the glass panel game. There is no way that anyone should ever try to play this game normally because for everyone who has to guess more than 2 panels it is almost certain death. If you are going first you have a one in a million chance of surviving if you play normally so there is no reason for you to not try to cheat or just refuse to play the game.

I didn't understand why they didn't walk on the edge of the bridge as it seemed to have a steel border for the glass to stay on

My analysis: 1. Easy to beat if you don't get pushed by other people or get hit by a fight-or-flight response. You do need a gauge of distance and speed, however. 2. Difficult especially if you pick a shape with many sharp edges. The cookie breaks easily. If you pick triangle or circle, then this is the easiest challenge. 3. Depends strongly upon the strength of teammates, not that much on strategy. Without knowledge of the challenge in advance, the outcome is strongly situation-dependent. 4. Strongly circumstantial. Depends on who you are playing against and what you play. If you pick something that you are good at that is not luck-based, then you have a great chance of winning. 5. The hardest game to survive unless you go close to last. Firmly luck-based. Enough said. 6. If you are stronger than your opponent or arm yourself, then this is the easiest game to beat. Easiest to hardest: 1, 2, 6, 4, 3, 5

You should’ve mentioned that in the marble game, you could play a game that you will win 100% of the time if you go first. Its a game called Nim where you choose either 1 or 2 marbles to take from a combined pile each time. To win, you must take the last marble/s. If you go first and take the opposite of your partner, they will lose

I want squid game to add more games like Hot Potato, Tic-Tac-Toe and Musical Chairs.

If everyone took their shoes with them, they all could have survived together using it as a test weapon. I like how the show constantly showed them taking off their shoes hinting that. I guess at that point teamwork is out the window, but they all would have survived if they worked together.

The game salesman that slaps the shit out of the protagonist in the first episode is played by the protagonist of "Train To Busan".

tbh, i hated the team games, because there will always be 50% of the players eliminated. i loved the solo games more because it shows everyone as an individual :)) but it diesn´t matter cuz these games were designed to kill, not to make them win

I was tricked just like Ali in the Marble episode… I don’t think I’d be smart enough to survive these death-games

No matter what you do, everybody would turn into Sang Woo in the end, he wasn't a bad guy, he only did what he did for survival

Easiest to hardest in my opinion: 1. Red Light, Green Light- Apart from being pushed by other players, there is very little danger of failing as long as you take your time and don't panic. You can even hide your movement if you stand behind other players. 2. Honeycombs- Good odds if you pick triangle or circle, hard but doable if you pick a star, almost impossible if you pick an umbrella. Still a solid chance of success. The honeycombs do seem to crack pretty easily but you also have a lot of time to do it. 3. Marbles- All depends on who you are facing and your ability to either outsmart or outplay them. 4. Squid game- Similar to marbles, your odds can increase or decrease greatly depending on who you are going against, for the most part, it's just a physical showdown. 5. Tug of war- Not only is this game influenced by your opponents but also by your team, you can't just rely on yourself, your teammates have to pull their weight as well. One weak member could cause you to lose the whole game. 6. Glass bridge- While this game is most likely going to be trivial if you are one of the last 2 or 3 people, it's pretty much impossible if you're not.

The glass bridge game pissed me off because no one tried going down the middle supports or disbursing their weight towards the edges of the glass.

Snake tattoo guy provocatively laughing was fricking hilarious! I'm glad someone else also thought that. :)

Oh man, perfect timing, I just finished binge watching this just the other day. I'm a little late to the Squid Game party too.

I would say that the easiest one might be the marble game. Not only can you choose the actual game itself but there are also certain marble games which guarantee you a win if you use the right strategie. It's also likely that you have a partner who trusts you so you can exploit that fact. The second easiest for me would be "Red light, green light". It's not that simple because you won't know that your life is at risk at the beginning of the game. You will have to respond with freezing instead of running when the first people get shot and well - you can't really control how your "fight or flight" instinct works. BUT if you react correctly you might easily win. There aren't any enemies to fight and most of the people won't bother to sabotage you. It's also good to have a strategy in games like this. For example: go to the wall and start the game away from the others. Most people will stay in the middle to seek protection from a group but as you can see in the video, it will backfire as soon as everyone starts to panick. Most of the other games are really hard to beat tho and mostly based on luck.

Gonna be great seeing squid game content from someone like you

In the marbles game the rule was the player who, without violence, takes the other player's ten marbles wins. All they had to do was both swap their ten marbles with each other at the beginning. Each person would have met the criterion for the win.

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10/10 would have manipulated anyone for the marble game because it's literally your life on the line there. Honestly, I probably would have changed the marble game to a target game to easily win if I found I couldn't manipulate my opponent any other way. I'd say if you have strategy and are smart enough to purposely get others to go first (or the glass checking abilities), the glass path would have been the easiest game to win. This is because of the moment we see that one "your betrayed me" moment in the game. If she can do that in the game and her not getting shot, we can likely assume that pushing someone else into a glass tile or two ahead of you is a legit strategy that you could theoretically use against anyone in front of you. Through, you would want to make this look like an accident (like "Oh man, I lost my balance for a sec. *Catches self quickly.* Oh....... that pathway doesn't work because he fell down there.")

In this specific situation, I would rather be a coward and cheater who lived than an honorable person who died. If you sacrifice yourself for your opponent, they’re probably going to call you an idiot and just keep going on with their life. As much as it would suck, I would do my best to survive, even if that meant betraying other people’s trust.

I think watching taskmaster helped me look for clues or loopholes in rules. I dont know If some things were simply lost in translation or If the Frontman would have "leveled the playing field" once he realized. Marbles and Glass Bridge have some interesting wording thats been pointed out plenty and seems obvious especially in hindsight ;) Red/Green as you talked about is very much doable and more of a can you keep your calm thing. Honeycomb is technically also possible with every shape. Rope tugging and squid game are the most physical and direct elimination games. Theres no real way to cheat them to let everyone win (maybe cutting the Rope? Both Teams will be able to cross the line in the back? Depends on the exact rules/translation especially for squid game as thats most unfamiliar)

Honeycomb saw the lowest deaths as a percentage of the competitors

To make the marble game it would be smart to go with someone you literally have not met so if you cheat or lie like Sang-woo you won’t feel as Quilty.

Episode 6 was devastating. You either had to sacrifice yourself or kill the one your closest to. My favorite character was Ali, I was ready to leave the series when he died but I'm glad I didn't 😢😨😁😊

I would’ve chosen one of the last numbers in the glass one, if there’s one thing i learned in life it’s always go for the later numbers when someone tells you to pick a number through a range of numbers

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Keep up the good work

in every horror movie there is: 1 backstory 2 lore 3 death 4 traps 5 dumb hostages 6 a big kill count

Marble is easy because you can just play Nim, be the first person to take out the marbles, take out 2 marbles on the first turn, then pick out the opposite number of marbles as the other person. By this tactic, you will always be the person to pick out the last marble

What I would have done for the glass one is to get everyone to hold onto each other and have one person try to stand on the glass. If it breaks the people holding him could just back up and repeat the process. Or I would walk in-between the two lines of glass, and do a move similar to the polar express when the kid crosses the rail.

Marbles is the easiest way to win. The rules of the game are as follows: "" Based only on these conditions, every player could have won the game. If both the players in a team agreed to swap all their marbles, they would both satisfy the criteria of using their set of ten while taking all ten from their partner. Under these conditions, Sang Woo and Ali could have both lived

I want a mix with the storytelling of Squid Game and Game brutality from Saw

Squid game was awesome!!

7:40 actually you do have to remain inside the squid, if you go out you lose

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I feel like the glass Bridge game could have been quite beatable if you used the shoe laces of your shoes for swinging to try and smash the glass or if you tried walking on the metal rails, although the front man did turn off the lights when he realised the man was able to tell which glass was tempered so presumably if you tried those tactics you'd get shot or something

I saw the marble game twist coming. Every game before that had roughly halved the number of participants - the previous one halved it exactly - so I I though it made sense that they'd turn the two players against each other. It was still hard to watch.

Sang Woo: Wakes up in a trap Jigsaw: You have betrayed your friend and i want to play a game with you

Someone suggested just exchanging beads in a game where participants have to play the game and get beads from other player. That way both should survive.

I can save you 12 minutes and 20 seconds by pointing out that Gi-hun had the hardest shape in biscuits but easily overcame it by licking the candy. And that was when he'd already spent a whole bunch of time, so imagine figuring that out immediately *and* getting a relatively easy shape

That thing looks nothing like a squid, thank god someone finally said it.

the one with the glass panes i would just walk across the pink bar

Tip: If you were the glass maker you could tap the glass when the lights went out

If you lift, you're basically a Death God in Tug of War.

Glass Bridge had to have been the most unfair game. Imagine being the 1st player in that game.

The strategy of stepping forward in a tug of war is actually one of the best ones there is. Wait until the other team is pulling at full force, then all step forward, they will fall pretty much every time. Then you can pull the rope out of their hands.

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For me it would be the glass game, I've always seen a pretty big difference in glass(if it's reinforced it looks murky and green from the side). I saw the right glass pain from the first one. And I would tell the group the differences I knew. Edit: Omg! I's the same strategy as ice! Never step on clear ice, or clear glass pains! (and it ain't cheating, it's just knowledge)

I think we can all agree that the glass bridge was by far the scariest and would've been the worst to be a part of. Man, I'd easily rather fight someone to the death than be a part of that ish.

Honestly the glass floor would be the easiest if one of them brought some of the rocks that was used for the marble game it might take a lot of them to make it all the way, but it’s best that you’re closer towards the back so the numbers thin out, and you can rush into the next floor, saving you from the glass.

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the nerds arent gonna like you callin it a cookie mr. hitstart

Me: *Sees Cinema Summary* Also me: *Wait, do I know that guy?*

I always thought the glass squares one was one of the easiest, as they can try to walk along the middle and place each foot on the purple metal bar, so that even if the glass breaks simply from them placing one foot on it, they still have a better chance of not falling, since they're stepping on the metal bar and not in the middle of the glass square. although this has more to do with the presentation and not with the game itself conceptually

The bridg can be crossed if you walk on the metal bars, I wish they had included someone actually trying to do so and the guards killing them or smn like that

That glass bridge episode was hard to watch

The marble part? I would've played "Mancala" by digging several holes in the ground to create the board.

Perhaps I may have overlooked something, but I believe it is possible for both rivals in the marble game to survive, though it would require some trust. The announcer (at least in the English-language subtitles) states: 'Use your ten marbles to compete with the partner next to you. The player who takes all ten marbles from their opponent wins'. It is not required to keep your own marbles, but simply to win your opponents'. If one could devise a 'swapping game' of sorts (simply throwing and catching the entire pouch might do) and demonstrate in front of a guard that you have both, in fact, ended up with your opponents' marbles, there may be a chance you would both survive, as there is nothing explicitly against this in the established rules (as far as I know/remember).

In marbles, just ask for your opponents bag to set up the game, then go to the guard and say you won

imo, most could be beaten pretty easily. Honey comb is pretty simple if you're not under intense stress and the final game wouldn't be too hard either since it's just a punch and run.

I don't understand why in the glass bridge game, the players don't rest their feet on the metal rails that support the glass, if they did that and advanced slowly, resting one of their feet on the metal railing and the other on the glass for balance but making sure you send most of the weight to the other foot, you would cut your weight in half and the glass would surely not break

The glass bridge could be done safely, you could lie on your belly and just crawling forward (the glass wasn't so wide) or you could sit on safe glass and try to smash windows with legs ahead of you to try find the weak glass. Or 4:32, 8:13 in middle you can see that windows are in frames, you could place one leg on edge of the frame and another leg on the edge of other frame and safely walking to the end.

@8:40 The rules did not say, “for all the marbles”. Simply, it is for your opponent’s marbles. In the episode, the overhead speaker announces: Their partner will be their opponent, not their teammate, and the objective is to “take all 10 marbles from your partner” in 30 minutes. Technically, the two players can decide to come up with a game where they exchange each other’s marbles at the same time and could both “win” this game!!!!

Can you do “How To Beat Halloween Kills”?

Best suggestion I’ve heard for the glass tile game: put shoes in clothing, and then swing and slam the shoe down on the glass.

Dude, in the cookie game, he wanted them to pick the wrong one and betray them

cool

I think the glass game is really easy. A lot actually. I saw it in the first moment. Go in the metal bars. They can’t break. Even if the lights go off you can still see the bars. Bad balance?? There’s two at the middle that are really close to go whit your legs a bit open.

My answer is cutting the honeycomb because you can see the 2 people immediately go to triangle simply follow them as they seem to know what they are doing. They didn’t say anything about only using the needle so I would collect saliva and sweat in the pan stack the triangle and then cut it out once softened.

if your on the defending team in "squid game", you are not allowed to leave the squid, they say that in the show...

I don't know how anyone doesn't see that you could just log roll across the glass tiles of terror

U still can do how to beat each one I would still watch it

The glass bridge game is the easiest so long as someone gets to the first panel. Just sit on the edge and kick the panel in front to see if it breaks or not and no the panels are not too far apart for this to work (for me anyway, as I'm tall lol)

After the first game I wouldn't have returned so i would never have played marbles.

For me it would be red light green light it’s easy plus the robot repeats her song and stop at the same time every round

Considering the trick Gi-Hun came up with, honeycomb cookie game seems to be the easiest if the player follows his strategy

tbh with all these death game movies I binge watch my first instinct when I sensed the crowd going into survival mode in the red light green light game was to lay down flat on the ground, and stick to crawling till there aren't idiots running at me[don't wanna waste time]. Do ya'll think that will work?

Im very good at red light green light, and have been since i was a kid. So i would surely beat it.

Actually if you were playing tug of war in squid games you could still do illegal moves, as they never say they’re banned. Such as anchoring or even just tying the rope to the edge.

The first 3 squid games: CHILD GAMES BUT WITH A TWISTED TWIST

tug of war was probably the toughest game imo. that and the glass game are the hardest.

Most of the games in Squid game is very deadly

In the marble game you could just ask for the opponents pouch to prepare the game then go give the pouches to the gaurds

The glass game you could just walk on the metal beams holding the glass panels

The whole time during the glass bridge, I was just thinking about walking on the rails in the middle

Bruh imagine if the MCs friend told him about the honeycomb beforehand 😂 man's would have told the old guy and got all of themselves killed

The best game in the marble game is Nim, an ancient Chinese (I think) game where there is a strategy to use to always win

I think in the bridge game they could have just thrown there shoes on the glass as hard as they can and if it broke they would take the other tile and so on...

And the ironic thing is all the games were drawn on the walls, they should have paid more attention and guessed that those pics were connected to the games being played....this is why I always pay attention to graffiti lol

I never got why in the marble game, they just didn't steal marbles from a different duo. I don't remember it being called an "illegal move".

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If you have, say, a year to prepare, you could spend that year eating a tremendous amount of food, lifting a ton of weights, and doing a bunch of PEDs, and greatly increase your chances in the tug of war. If you are 280 lbs and have twice the strength of a normal man, your team would be much, much more likely to win

Instead of the umbrella, I should have been square instead

i would survive the first 2 games for sure. tug of war i might be able to win, but it depends on who i'm playing with. marbles is a game of intuition, unless it played it a different way. my intuition isn't too strong yet, but in the future i could be better. the glass one might work, but i once again have to factor in intuition and the people im playing with, and the squid game i wouldn't have a chance, so i would suggest to end the game like gihun did but it probably wouldnt work considering its in the middle of the game, and they probably wouldnt let us. either that, or whoever im up against would take that opportunity to shank me. anyways, tug of war and marbles are my best chances.