HIGHLIGHTS
- Push is one of the items in Shrimp Game Roblox that you can use to eliminate competitors during the Light Game.
- You can buy this item with 375K Won once you reach the appropriate game level.
- The Push item is consumable, meaning it expires after use. Equipping “Push” from your inventory can activate it during the Red Light period.
Shrimp Game on Roblox is a survival competition inspired by the popular series Squid Game.
In the game, you can explore various minigames, such as Red Light, Green Light, Sugar Honeycombs, and Lights Out.
While exploring the minigame, you will need various products and abilities, like Pull and Push, to eliminate the competitors and win the game.
Wait In The Lobby To Start Shrimp Game
To start the Shrimp Game, you must enter the lobby and wait for the game to fill up the number of players.
In each game, 50 players can participate, so once the required number is reached, guards will come to the lobby and allow you further in the game.
You can skip the guards’ introduction and proceed to the first stage, Red Light, Green Light.
Just like in the original series, stop when the light is red and run when it’s green.
If you reach the end within the allotted time, you’ll advance to the next challenge: Sugar Honeycombs.
Use “Push” Item In Red Light, Green Light
The Red Light Green Light is the first stage of the game, which you can start after waiting in the lobby for several minutes.
During this minigame, you can use the “Push” item, a valuable tool in the Shrimp Game, to eliminate other players.
You can purchase this unique item from the game shop for 375K Won. It can only be used once, as it expires after use.
To use this item, you need to run very close to the other players, equip it from the inventory, and consume it.
If you succeed in the first stage, you can move on to other missions and continue progressing towards the end of the game.
Lights Out, Tug of War, Stepping Stones, and Squid Game are other remaining minigames that you must survive in order to win the Shrimp Game.
