It's time to play one of the famous games in the Squid Game series. On this occasion you will be able to demonstrate your ability to draw the very well-known shapes with a small stick! It's time for fun with this new game called Squid Challenge Honeycomb. Enjoy playing this incredible current game for free for many hours. Here at kiz10.com you can play all the games in this tv series.

It is your opportunity to show that you can be the champion and win all the proceeds in these survival games !!! On this occasion you can test your ability to draw shapes as it is done in the tv series, first you can select your favorite character to try to overcome each of the levels, in the more 10 levels of this game the first four levels will test your ability to overcome and draw the basic shapes and then put more demanding levels to the test.

But be careful, it is not as easy as it seems, you cannot fail a single way or you will have to start over from scratch and your character will be eliminated which will force you to select another character and thus start again.

Accumulate the highest score and excel with each attempt that you have fun.

The objective of the game is to draw the different forms of the game without going over the painted lines or the game will force you to restart from the first form in order to accumulate a new score.

Instructions:

Draw with the mouse on desktop
Touch the screen to draw on mobile devices.

The developer credited for this game is TapTapking.com.

This game caters to the Kids age categories.

The game relies on the Javascript framework for its design and functionality.

The classification of this game is Adventure.

The game is classified in terms of the tags run, running, squidgame.

This game targets a specific gender group: Male.

Yes, Squid Challenge Honeycomb shows blood during gameplay.

Yes, Squid Challenge Honeycomb is accessible on mobile operating systems such as iOS and Android.

Yes, cruelty is present in Squid Challenge Honeycomb.

No, Squid Challenge Honeycomb is not designed for a younger audience.