About this App
Red light, green light, tug of war, out after one mistake. If you know the famous Korean series about deadly games, you will get Squid Fighter's vibe instantly: multiplayer survival contests, only inside Telegram and without the gore. 🦑
It opens as a mini app, with nothing to download. Lately a little over a thousand people play it each month.
Matches take a couple of minutes
The game pairs you with real opponents, and from there it comes down to reflexes and focus. Win, earn points and climb the ranking. Lose, and you jump into the next match.
- Open the bot and launch the game.
- Wait for matchmaking to find opponents.
- Survive round after round without getting knocked out.
- Rack up points from wins and watch your place on the board.
The more battles you survive, the better your shot at the top spots. Short matches fit nicely into a break or a commute. ⏱️
The prize pool: what we know
The developers advertise a 10,000 dollar prize pool for the best players. Promo materials also promised collectible NFTs to the first hundred players who finished 20 or more matches.
Public sources offer no independent confirmation of how the pool is paid out, what the rules are or whether the promotion is still running. So treat prizes as a nice extra, not the goal. 🏆
Where to be careful
- Wallets. If NFTs or prizes require connecting a crypto wallet, use a separate, empty one.
- Paid entry. If money matches or bets appear, remember that is closer to gambling than gaming.
- Namesakes. App stores and browser portals have other games with the same name. This page covers the Telegram version.
- Urgency pitches. Lines like rewards will not wait are marketing. Do not decide on impulse.
Why it beats solo tap games
Most Telegram games are clickers against a timer. Here you face real people, and the result depends on how you play, not how many times you opened the app that day. 🎮
The downside is the same as any online contest: when few people are playing, matchmaking can take a while. Try different times of day.
Who will enjoy it
Squid Fighter is for people who like quick competitive mini games and the thrill of a leaderboard. Teens and adults who enjoy the survival-games theme will feel right at home.
If you want steady income, look elsewhere. Play for the matches, and if a prize comes your way, count it as a bonus.
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