Squid Game Map FAQ

This map does not run on an automatic script. One player must take the role of the boss and manually trigger each event and trap using the hidden buttons connected to command blocks.

The map is built to support up to forty players in a single game, along with one host player acting as the boss to control the rooms.

You do not need to place the glass blocks back by hand. Locate the structure block near the glass bridge area and activate it to automatically restore all the shattered panels for the next round.

As the boss, use the hidden command block buttons for the dormitory to turn off the lights and hand out swords to the players. When the event is over, press the clear items button to remove the weapons from their inventories.

Players can lose hunger over time, which might kill them outside of the actual challenges. The boss can prevent this by pressing the hidden command block button that distributes food to all participants.

The boss guides players out of the bunk bed room and through a giant, colorful maze of pink stairs and blue hallways that connects the dormitory to the different challenge rooms.

You can force players to compete in Red Light Green Light with the giant doll, a Tug of War challenge, a falling glass bridge with a hidden timer, and a lights-out sword fight in the dormitory.

While you can load the world and explore the maze and arenas solo, the map requires at least one player to act as the boss pressing the trap buttons and other players to actually compete in the challenges.

Look for the boss control buttons connected to the dormitory command blocks. There is a specific button dedicated to clearing player inventories so they cannot carry weapons into the next playground game.