Something about Squid Game struck a nerve worldwide. It became the No.1 show on Netflix globally, was picked up for a second season, and spawned a real-life competition series in “Squid Game: The Challenge.” If you haven’t watched it yet, get on it. One of the most interesting things about watching Squid Game is that the games are real. They are Korean children’s games, some still played in schoolyards today. This guide covers every game from both seasons, what each one is, how to play it, and the Korean context behind it. (By no means do I suggest playing these games to the death. But the perfectly acceptable, childlike-wonder versions…