Want to play Squid Game for real? Netflix is looking for recruits to compete for millions of dollars -- and even promises not to have you violently murdered if you lose.
"With the largest cast in reality TV history, 456 real players will enter the game in pursuit of a life-changing cash prize of $4.56 million," the streaming platform said on a site set up to look for candidates.
Squid Game: The Challenge is looking for English speakers from around the globe, aged at least 21 and free to travel for up to a month in early 2023.
Unlike the original, ultra-violent fictional show from South Korea, which became one of the biggest-ever hits on Netflix last year, losing contestants will not be killed.
"The stakes are high, but in this game, the worst fate is going home empty-handed," the platform promises.
Describing the new reality show as its "biggest-ever social experiment", Netflix says players will compete "in a series of heart-stopping games.”
The original fictional series was seen as a biting satire on modern capitalism, with contestants drawn from the fringes of society to play children's games for the chance to win big sums of money -- with the threat of being killed if they lose.
The new announcement comes shortly after Netflix confirmed a second season of the "Squid Game" was on the way.
In April, its creator Hwang Dong-hyuk said the follow-up would not be ready until 2024.
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