Free Squid Game-inspired Android game
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Red Light Green Light is a first-person game for Android devices inspired by the Netflix TV show Squid Game. It’s similar to Mission IGI or Critical Strike CS: Counter Terrorist Online, except, you won’t be shooting; you’re the target.
Play in a deadly game of Red Light Green Light and try to reach the end of the level. To survive this lethal game, you’ll need to stop moving when the doll turns around. The game also features VR compatibility and is available for free on Android devices.
Rules and controls
In Red Light Green Light, you’re a participant in a deadly child’s game where a robot sings a lullaby and turns around at the end of the song. If you’re moving by the end, it’s game over and you die. What sets this game apart is the fact that you play it from a first-person perspective. You can walk with a digital joystick and move your head around with your other finger. The game also features VR compatibility, so you can move your head to control the camera and use a physical controller for movement.
Graphics
The graphics are in 3D and serve their purpose without being overbearing. It’s a simple 3D game, but it runs well on even less powerful devices. The game is more immersive with VR; everything is clear, without too many elements getting in the way of your vision, which can be headache-inducing when you’re playing in VR.
Difficulty
Just like in the TV show it’s based on, the first couple levels will be easier to pass since you have enough time to run to the other side of the map. However, as you progress, you’ll notice the doll will sing faster and faster, giving you less time to move. This simple concept is enough to provide you with a rush of adrenaline when you stop at the last moment.
Simple rules, endless fun
Red Light Green Light uses the simple rules of a child’s game to make for a fun, nerve-wracking experience where any mistake may be the last. If you love the Squid Game, you’ll be able to relive the first game of the show for free on android and in VR.
With detailed graphics and sound, you’re in for a delightful action game with some thrilling settings.
