Squid Game is a popular South Korean Netflix series about financially burdened people who risk their lives playing deadly children's games for the chance to win 45.6 billion won. The games put players' lives in grave danger, forcing them to kill each other to survive. Those running the games treat the players inhumanely for entertainment. While the intense drama intrigues some viewers, the series is also brutally violent and inhumane to watch as it exploits desperate people willing to die for money.

1. Squid Game is a popular Netflix South Korean streaming
television series with a genre of survival drama that was
written by Hwang Dong-yuk. It showcases the story of
financially burdened people who put their lives at stake in
a peculiar game with a 45.6 billion won reward. While many
appreciate the drama that the series has brought to the
audience, I can say that the Squid Game series is violently
horrible.
It is a terrible fact to play an unusual child game that
puts one’s other foot in the grave. Desperate people who are
in dire need of money accords to play and win the game in
exchange for a very insurmountable amount of money. Having
not being oriented well with the nature of the game they
joined, players suffered extreme atrocities as they lost or
failed in the game. Even to the point that they have to kill
each other just to keep themselves alive and continue to
play. Those people who are behind the game does treat the
players inhumanely and make fun and entertainment of it.
Cruelty to the players is what the series get intriguing and
controversial to watch.
Overall, I can say that the Squid Game series is brutal
to watch. There might be intense drama in it that others may
relate but it is just inhumane to watch the violent scenes.
This series exhibits miserable people who are willing to
risk their lives out of desperation for the value of money
as a reward.