You know that game in Squid Game where contestants are freaking out and flipping tiles like their lives depend on it (literally)? Yeah, that's Ddakji - and it's been a Korean fave for ages!

In the show, it's part of the 6-legged pentathlon (because, why not?), but in real life, Ddakji is a traditional game that's all about speed, strategy, and a little bit of sass.

Players try to flip over each other's folded paper tiles using a combo of quick reflexes and cunning - it's like a Korean version of beer pong, but without the beer (or the pong). And trust us, it's hella fun to play (and watch)! But don't @ us if you end up getting addicted and spending hours flipping tiles - you've been warned!

You remember that game in Squid Game's 6-legged pentathlon where contestants were hurling rocks at each other's stones like their lives depended on it? Yeah, that's Biseokchigi - and it's way harder than it looks! The goal is simple: stand behind the line (seriously, STAY THERE!) and throw a rock at your opponent's vertical stone, trying to knock it down.

Easy peasy, right? WRONG. This game requires some serious skills, strategy, and a whole lot of luck. It's like a real-life version of Angry Birds, but instead of pigs, you're trying to knock down a rock-solid opponent. So, who's ready to test their rock-throwing skills and become the ultimate Biseokchigi champion?

Get ready for a game that'll put your hand-eye coordination to the test! Gonggi is a traditional Korean game that's all about flair and finesse - and it's ridiculously fun to play!

Here's the basic idea: players toss the stones (called gonggi) from the palm of their hand into the air, switch their hand over, and then catch the stones on the BACK of their hand.

Yeah, it's sort of like "Jacks" but with way more skill! It's a game of skill, concentration, and a little bit of showmanship. Can you master the art of Gonggi and become the ultimate stone-flipping champion?

You remember that epic moment in Squid Game when Player 001 made his big splash? Yeah, it was all thanks to his mad skills with the spinning top! This classic Korean game is all about precision, strategy, and a little bit of luck.

Players take turns spinning their tops, trying to knock each other's out of the playing area or make them spin out of control. With its high-speed spins and nail-biting finishes, the spinning top game is an edge-of-your-seat thrill ride that'll keep you on the edge of your seat. Can you spin your way to victory and become the ultimate top dog?

Remember that heart-stopping final game in Squid Game's 6-legged pentathlon? Yeah, the one where players had to keep the Jegi in the air for 5 kicks? Talk about intense!

Jegi is a traditional Korean game that's similar to hacky sack, but with a Korean twist. Players take turns kicking a small, weighted toy (called a Jegi) into the air, trying to keep it aloft for as long as possible. It's a game of agility, timing, and teamwork - and it's ridiculously addictive!

With Jegi, you'll be on your toes (literally!) as you try to keep the shiny toy in the air and outmaneuver your opponents. Can you hack your way to victory and become the ultimate Jegi master?

Want to bring the Squid Game magic to your backyard or living room? Look no further than the humble leg strap! This unassuming piece of equipment is the key to creating your very own 6-legged pentathlon, just like in the show.

Simply strap yourself and your friends together, and get ready for a hilarious and action-packed game of teamwork, coordination, and utter chaos. With the leg strap, you'll be able to recreate the iconic Squid Game challenges at home, minus the, you know, mortal danger and sinister game masters.

You know the drill: one player is the "stoplight" and the others start at the other end of the playing area. When the stoplight says "green light," the players can move towards them, but when they say "red light," they have to freeze in place. If the stoplight catches a player moving while the light is red, that player is out!

In Squid Game, this classic childhood game takes a dark and twisted turn, but with our kid-friendly version, you can play it safely and funly at home! This adorable kids' toy that lets you play the game with friends and family, minus the, you know, lethal consequences. So, get ready to run, freeze, and laugh your way to victory!

Remember that iconic scene in Squid Game where contestants had to carefully extract shapes from a honeycomb-like cookie called Dalgona? Yeah, it was way harder than it looked!

But now, you can try your hand at making (and eating) these delicious treats at home with a Dalgona cookie making kit! With this kit, you'll get to create your own Dalgona cookies and challenge yourself to extract the perfect shapes. Will you be able to master the art of Dalgona-making and become the ultimate Squid Game champion? (Spoiler alert: it's way more fun when you get to eat the evidence!)

It's the classic game of strength and strategy: Tug of War! In Squid Game, this childhood favorite takes on a whole new level of intensity, with contestants fighting for their lives on the losing end of the rope.

But don't worry, this professional-grade rope is designed for fun, not fatalities! With its durable construction and comfortable grip, you'll be able to go head-to-head with friends and family in a battle of brawn and teamwork. So, gather your squad and get ready to rumble - who will be the ultimate Tug of War champion?

Who can forget the gut wrenching game of marbles in S1? The one where contestants had to play a high-stakes game of keepers against each other, with their lives on the line? Yeah, it was intense! But don't worry, real-life marbles are way more fun!

With a set of colorful, high-quality marbles, you can challenge your friends and family to a game of skill and luck. Will you be able to outmaneuver your opponents and emerge victorious, or will you be the one going home empty-handed?

The game that started it all - Squid! In this classic Korean playground game, players take turns drawing a squid-shaped court on the ground with chalk, and then try to navigate through it without stepping on the lines. Sounds easy, right? Wrong!

In Squid Game, this innocent-sounding game takes on a whole new level of intensity. But with a box of trusty sidewalk chalk, you can create your own squid court and play the game with friends and family. Who will be the ultimate Squid champion? Grab some chalk and find out!

Can't get enough of the Squid Game hype? Want to experience the thrill of the games without, you know, risking your life? Then look no further than Squid Game: The Board Game!

This immersive game lets you play as your favorite Squid Game characters, competing in challenges and navigating the sinister world of the show. With its intricate gameplay and social deduction mechanics, you'll be on the edge of your seat as you scheme, strategize, and try to outmaneuver your opponents. It's the perfect way to experience the Squid Game magic with friends and family - minus the mortal danger. So, gather your squad and get ready to play... if you dare!

In this classic Korean game, kids fly colorful dragon-shaped kites in the air, competing to see whose kite can stay aloft the longest. The twist? Players can use their kites to try and knock each other's out of the sky! With its combination of skill, strategy, and a little bit of luck, Dragon Kites could be a thrilling addition to Squid Game.

Imagine contestants standing on a windy rooftop, their kites soaring above them as they engage in a high-stakes battle of aerial combat. The last kite standing wins, but at what cost? Perhaps in Squid Game Season 3, the contestants could be tasked with building and flying their own dragon kites!

Yutnori is a classic Korean board game that's all about strategy and luck. Players take turns rolling wooden sticks with different values, moving their game pieces around a board in a bid to reach the finish line first. But here's the twist: the sticks can be used to block opponents' moves, or even send them back to the start!

With its simple yet addictive gameplay, Yutnori could be a great addition to Squid Game. Imagine contestants competing in a high-stakes game of Yutnori, with each roll of the sticks determining their fate in the game. Perhaps in Squid Game Season 3, the contestants could be divided into teams and tasked with working together to win a game of Yutnori, with the winning team earning a crucial advantage. Or, maybe the game could be rigged with hidden challenges and obstacles, pushing the contestants to their limits as they try to outmaneuver each other. The possibilities are endless!

Hoop is a traditional Korean game that's all about speed, agility, and teamwork. Players take turns rolling a large metal hoop across the ground, trying to keep it upright and moving as long as possible. Sounds easy, right? Wrong! The hoop can be unpredictable and tricky to control, making for a thrilling and physically demanding challenge.

In Squid Game, Hoop could be a great way to test contestants' physical and mental endurance. Imagine them competing in a high-stakes game of Hoop, with each team trying to roll the hoop across a treacherous obstacle course or through a challenging terrain. The drama, the tension, the thrill of victory - Hoop could bring a whole new level of excitement to Squid Game!