As the most watched show ever aired on Netflix, Squid Game’s success proves gaming connects on a universal level.
The premise of the film is simple, but compelling.
In the first game in the show, all 456 contestants can only move when the face of a sinister mechanised doll is turned away from them. Those caught out are mown down with machine-gun fire.
Why did Squid Game’s creator Hwang Dong-hyuk create such a horrifyingly brutal contest that holds human life so cheap? “Because the show is motivated by a simple idea,” he says. “We are fighting for our lives in very unequal circumstances.”
So how can organisations leverage our competitive natures, to create effective eLearning?
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