As the fever of the stunningly famous “Squid Game” series clear across the world, fans might have the chance to encounter a genuine innocuous form of the game in Abu Dhabi.

The Korean Cultural Center in the United Arab Emirates is coordinating a reenactment of the games found in the Netflix series for two groups of 15 members. The occasion is scheduled to be held in two meetings on October 12 at the middle’s Abu Dhabi office.

“Squid Game” debuted on Netflix on September 17 and soar to the No. 1 spot in the US, Netflix’s public rankings showed. The show is a Korean-language dramatization focuses on a challenge where 456 players, drawn from various different backgrounds yet each profoundly in the red, play a bunch of youngsters’ games with destructive punishments for losing with the opportunity to win a ₩45.6 billion ($38 million) prize.

The middle’s occasion page said four out of the six games found in the Netflix series would be played during the occasion. These incorporate the “Red Light, Green Light” and “Dalgona Candy” challenges, the two of which brought forth drifts on TikTok. Players would likewise will take a stab at the “Marbles” and “Ddakji” (paper-flipping) games found in the series.

However, rather than $38 million, every champ is relied upon to be given a modified green tracksuit. Tragically, there’s no prize cash.

The middle’s games are relied upon to be held in two-hour, competition style meetings, and the killed players would will watch the remainder of the games from the sidelines.

To apply to join the UAE’s adaptation of “Squid Game,” candidates should finish up a structure containing three inquiries that tests them on their essential information on the Netflix show.

Nam Chan-charm, the UAE Korean Cultural Center’s chief, told the nearby news source Khaleej Times that the members would be wearing T-shirts bearing the show’s logo, while the occasion’s staff would wear the pink circle, triangle, and square outfits that the show’s gatekeepers wore during the show’s demise games.

“Similarly as K-Pop acquired overall notoriety through YouTube during the 2010s, I think stages, for example, Netflix would be a station for the worldwide spread of Korean video content like dramatizations and films,” Nam told Insider.

Nam added that the occasion was being held to present Korean culture and the youth games Koreans play to individuals of the United Arab Emirates.

“The games played in the Netflix series are famous among kids in Korea and help Korean grown-ups to remember nostalgic cherished recollections. Yet, comparable customary games are played by youngsters here in the UAE, as well,” Nam said. “I trust the worldwide ubiquity of ‘Squid Game’ will be a chance to spread different parts of Korean culture, as well, like Hangeul, taekwondo, just as K-dramatizations and motion pictures.”

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