The British version of "Squidward" real-life game was revealed to have harsh gameplay and may be subject to class action lawsuits

Although Netflix's classic survival game drama "Squidward" has been on the air for a long time, its influence remains undiminished. According to foreign media reports recently, the British version of "Squidward" live-action game was revealed to be harsh in gameplay. Three people were hospitalized due to injuries during the recording, and it may be subject to a class action lawsuit from Japanese participants.

The total bounty of the British version of "Squidward Fever" is as high as 4.56 million US dollars, which has attracted a lot of attention from the media and players. However, it was reported that three people were hospitalized due to injuries during the recording, which aroused concern.

Netflix expressed regret for the accident, saying that it has always paid close attention to the safety of gaming projects and that doctors are on site to prevent accidents, but participants have different opinions.

Many participants said that the safety management of this live-action game was not sufficient, and some projects were too harsh, such as persisting in the project for several hours in an environment of minus three degrees Celsius, which caused many people to go directly to the hospital.

Despite such a generous reward, it is clear that not all participants are satisfied. Some participants angrily criticized the program crew for interrogating them for eight hours, saying that they were treated like animals. Currently, many participants have expressed their consideration of class action lawsuits.