You can play Squid Game for yourself thanks to game creation platform Core
A group of modders are recreating the Netflix hit

A group of modders are using game creation system Core to recreate the games from hit Netflix ser🐽ies Squid Game.
Deep Horizons, a team of six based in Chile, has created a number of levels inspired by the show, including the iconic Red Light, Green Light, within Core. The platform bears so▨me similarities to platforms like Media Molecules' Dreams, but allows players to create their games i♉n the Unreal Engine.
Starting out with Red Light, Green Light, and the Glass Bridge Challenge, as well as the starting area, the team has since added the Honeycomb challenge and the titular Squid Game. The team hopes to add some of the show𒈔's other games, and is looking forwಌard to a potential second season. Having claimed the award for Best Remaster in Core's invitational Game Jam, Deep Horizons is continuing to work on other projects on the platform.
Core differentiates itself from the likes of Dreams because it's built in Unreal and is PC-only. According to ꦆPatrick Buechner, chief marketing officer at developer Manticore Games, that offers the platform's games "the depth and rich visual quality that has attracted more experienced gamers."
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