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The Squid Game Minecraft event will have a prize of 100 thousand dollars
147 Spanish-speaking streamers gathered to compete in the event based on the famous series The Squid Game and the tension is very palpable
This Twich Rivals event, Squid Game Minecraft, undoubtedly aims to be the best of the year. Although we are still in January to decide the best event, Squidgame Minecraft has a prize of 100 thousand dollars for the winner.
What many considered to be just another small project based on the Netflix series The Squid Game has ended up becoming an event that mixes tension with fun.
Duration of Squid Game Minecraft
Differing from the similar Roblox event, where Zeiling was the version champion, that event only lasted 30 minutes and the games were more for fun.
Despite the fact that it was a hit at the time, The Squid Game Minecraft was made to last for several days and give away $100,000 as a prize to the winner.
The main test of Squid Game Minecraft followed the patterns of the Netflix series and was the legendary "Green light, red light". In it, the first content creators were eliminated, with Unicorn being the first to be eliminated.
However, the second test was reinvented with respect to the main games in the series. It was simply a matter of hiding, which seemed simple, but it was not.
On a small map, over 80 survivors in the game had to hide for 15 minutes without being caught by the guards.
Squid Game Minecraft has taken care of every detail meticulously and a great detail to highlight is the night, where the players are safe and can discuss the upcoming tests.
As dawn broke, the streamers were cruelly or accidentally eliminated, like Ampeter or Ibai.
Dates and times
Squid Game Minecraft started on Wednesday, January 19, 2022 and so far there is no completion date. The event remains open and in dispute every day at 20:00 (Spanish time) on Twich.
So far, the streamers with the most views are AuronPlay, ElXokas, IlloJuan, Cristinini, Iba Llanos, TheGrefg, Rubius and Folagor.
