Squid Game Green Red Light !

It is the fun version of the red light green light game of the popular squid game on Netflix. Netflix de popüler olan squid game oyununun kırmızı ışık yeşil ışık oyununun eğlenceli halidir. The story starts off with the focus on Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), a lazy but well-meaning man who’s living on the back of his elderly mother’s meagre income. Gi-hun is a divorcee with a young daughter who he has made a habit of disappointing. He’s knee-deep in debt and uses up the money his mother lends him to feed a troublesome betting habit. He lucks out at the track and wins a lot of money but he runs into some debt collectors and while trying to get away from them, he’s pickpocketed by a young girl. The collectors catch up with him and make him sign a physical contract promising his organs in case of any more delays in payment. That night at a subway station, he meets a well-suited gentleman who offers to play a fairly simple children’s game with a catch. If Gi-hun wins a round, he’ll be paid 100,000 won, but if he loses a round, the gentleman slaps him in return. After multiple rounds of failure, Gi-hun finally wins one and is given the money. Along with that, he’s given a card with a phone number, an offer to join a game that promises to be the solution to the end of all his problems. After much contemplation, he calls the number and agrees to take part. The people who agreed to play are picked up and taken to an undisclosed location. They all wake up in a room with beds and wearing numbered jumpsuits. A group of men in masks come to explain that they’ll have to play 6 games and win them all in order to get the prize money. When one contestant questions why they should play after they were drugged and had their belongings taken from them, the masked men remind the players that each and every one of them is under a lot of debt and this game is key to their survival. At the venue, Gi-hun meets his childhood friend Cho Sang-woo (Park Hae-soo) who’s supposed to be a university graduate and currently abroad on a business trip. It is revealed that he is actually charged with fraud and embezzlement, which is why he finds himself in this predicament. The first game they have to play is ‘Red light, Green light’. However, in a horrible twist, if a player is caught in this game, elimination equates to death. Everyone starts panicking and is subsequently shot down until the remaining players decide to actually play the game. By the end, almost half of all the players are eliminated with the rest in shock regarding what they have signed on for. Bringing up one of the rules of the contract, they decide to have a vote to leave the game. The Majority vote for the game to end and they’re all released with the offer to return and continue the game still open. After spending a few days outside and realizing that their lives are no better, most of the contestants decide to return. This time, a detective named Hwang Jun-ho (Wi Ha-joon), manages to sneak aboard the ship to the venue in search of his missing brother. The next game they’re made to play is sugar honeycombs. The players have to carve out a particular shape from a biscuit without breaking it. Thanks to a hint from Kang Se-byeok (Jung Ho-yeon) who had sneaked through the vents earlier, Sang-woo guesses what the game is but doesn’t share that knowledge with Gi-hun. Despite getting the umbrella shape, Gi-hun figures out a trick to make things easier and survives the second game as well. Alliances begin to form among the players and after an altercation leads to the death of a player with no real consequences, a riot breaks out at night to thin out the herd. The third game contested is the Tug-of-War, and despite having a weaker team on paper, Gi-hun and his group survive thanks to the sage advice of the elderly Oh Il-nam (Oh Young-soo) and some quick thinking by Sang-woo.