CoD Black Ops 6: How To Play Red Light, Green Light

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's thrilling new game mode, Red Light, Green Light, brings the intense suspense of Netflix's Squid Game to life. Players compete to be the last one standing in Young-hee's deadly game. This mode perfectly captures the show's high-stakes tension and lethal consequences for rule-breakers.

How to Play Red Light, Green Light in BO6

Access the Red Light, Green Light playlist from the Black Ops 6 main menu. The objective is simple: survive each wave by reaching the opposite side of the playing field. Remain completely still when Young-hee stops singing and turns around. Only move when she sings again with her back to you.

Early rounds are relatively straightforward. However, later rounds introduce blue squares that, when collected, grant you a knife to eliminate opponents. Golden piggy banks scattered across the field offer bonus XP for event rewards.

Tips and Tricks for Mastering Red Light, Green Light

Avoiding elimination requires absolute stillness when Young-hee is facing you. Check for controller stick drift (where the joystick registers input without being touched) in the controller settings, adjusting the Dead Zone to ensure zero input when the sticks are at rest. A value between 5 and 10, or higher, is usually ideal. Remember to mute your microphone, as the game detects sound as movement.

Patience is paramount. Don't rush. Wait until Young-hee's back is turned before making your move. Observe the on-screen indicator to confirm you're not moving. While maximizing progress during the singing phase is tempting, it often leads to accidental movement and elimination.

Strategic movement is crucial for survival. Avoid running in a straight line; this makes you a predictable target for knife attacks. Proper controller calibration and microphone muting, combined with cautious movement, are key to victory in this nail-biting challenge. Mastering the timing and adopting a strategic approach will significantly improve your chances of winning.