Milan – There are childish games, red-clad guards and only one winner — but for Italian fans of the ultra-violent Netflix hit “Squid Game,” the dying is fortunately only make-believe.
About 50 thrill-seekers gathered in a hangar near Milan transformed into the world of the South Korean television series that has become a global phenomenon.
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