"Squid Game" was first released on Netflix in 2021, and became a massive franchise hit, making over $900 million in 2021.

Premium pass costs 1,100 COD points, upset gamers called it "unacceptable."

Of course it's extremely tempting to imagine Netflix suits, Activision's marketing army or MrBeast as clueless idiots who didn't understand what Squid Game was trying to say (very

Black Ops 6's multiplayer nailing its part of the Squid Game 2 event, Zombies stumbles, and it's a concerning sign for the mode.

Squid Game has only been in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 for a few days now, and despite my initial thoughts that players would appreciate a new batch of cool skins, it seems that some people aren't that happy.

The skin situation in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has reached some kind of boiling point, with players fed up with the high price Activision is asking, as well as the way microtransactions are being handled. The Squid Game event pass itself contains a paid premium track, a money-making endeavour that is proving controversial.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’s Squid Game crossover is in its second week and dredging up familiar, thorny questions around the series’ microtransactions.

Call of Duty's Squid Game 2 crossover is a desperate move to revive Black Ops 6 amidst bugs and hackers. Will it be enough?

Zombies is also getting the Squid Game treatment with new Squid Game variants of Liberty Falls and Citadelle des Morts. These feature distinct Green Light and Red Light phases, with the latter draining Essence from players that move. There’s also a Dead Light phase, which spawns more powerful enemies.