How to Host and Control a Match as the Boss

Playing the Squid Game Map requires one person to take on the role of the boss. Because the map does not run automatically, this host player is responsible for operating the traps and moving the contestants through each phase of the competition.

Setting Up Your Server or World

Before inviting up to forty players into your match, make sure command blocks are enabled in your world or server settings. Because you will need to interact with command blocks and structure blocks during the matches, the person acting as the boss must also have operator permissions and access to Creative mode if needed.

Using Hidden Control Buttons

Throughout the map, the boss manages the flow of the games using hidden buttons connected to command blocks. Instead of typing manual commands into the chat window, look around the staff and observation areas for these control panels.

• Distributing Supplies: Press the designated command block buttons to give food to the surviving contestants during rest periods.
• Clearing Inventories: After an event or a meal, use the item-clearing button to strip items from every player's inventory so nobody brings contraband into the next challenge.
• Navigating the Facility: Guide players out of the large bunk bed room and through the giant maze of colorful pink stairs and blue hallways to reach the next arena. Pay attention to the wooden signs placed around the pink block rooms, which explain the rules and warnings for the upcoming challenges.