An independent study has taken the South Korean series to the classic portable with surprising results.
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While fans continue to discuss the third season of Squid Game, an unexpected project has caught the attention of the most nostalgic. The independent studio 64 Bits Animation has created Squid Game Boy, a demake for Game Boy that adapts the most well-known challenges from the series in a retro style… and you can play it for free.
The title is available on Gameverse and can be run directly from a browser or emulator, without the need for original hardware. Its proposal is simple but effective: a reinterpretation of the deadly games from the first season of Squid Game with an 8-bit aesthetic, green and yellow tones, and pixelated graphics faithful to the style of the 90s handheld console.
The Squid Game demake in Game Boy style is now available and free
Far from being just a visual experiment, the game includes several of the most recognizable challenges from the program, recreated with simple but well-adapted mechanics. It also incorporates static scenes drawn in pixel art, which summarize the most tense moments of the series, with a surprising fidelity despite the graphical limitations.
In the official trailer, you can see some of these sequences: from the iconic “red light, green light” to the more advanced stages of the game, all with a dark and minimalist atmosphere that fits perfectly with the Game Boy style. The result is a brief but striking experience that pays homage to the series and at the same time to an entire era of video games.
You can try it out now from the official Gameverse website, at no cost and without the need to install anything. A perfect curiosity for fans of the series… and for those who miss the Game Boy.
Jose Angel is one of the founders of Generación Xbox, Universo Samsung and Reflotes. He has been managing all the group's websites since 2014 and has extensive experience in the video games sector and has provided exclusive sources for the website. He has also interviewed numerous personalities from the video game world. Jose Angel has reviewed more than 200 games, and usually rates them with an average score of 75 out of 100 according to Open Critic. He also writes and manages Samsung Universe.
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