Every Game In Beast Games Explained So Far

1,000 people, $5 million, and endless opportunities to stab your teammates in the back. How far do you think you'd make it in Beast City? We're breaking down every game in the first four episodes of "Beast Games" – but check back each week as we recap the whole show.

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Episode 1 - The Pre-Game Challenge | 0:00
Episode 1 - Challenge 1 | 1:04
Episode 1 - Challenge 2 | 1:36
Episode 1 - Challenge 3 | 2:38
Episode 2 - Challenge 1 | 3:32
Episode 2 - Challenge 2 | 4:35
Episode 2 - Challenge 3 | 5:28
Episode 2 - Challenge 4 | 6:19
Episode 2 - Challenge 5 | 7:08
Episode 3 - Challenge 1 | 7:48
Episode 3 - Challenge 2 | 8:46
Episode 3 - Challenge 3 | 10:00
Episode 4 - Challenge 1 | 10:38
Episode 4 - Challenge 2 | 11:12
Episode 4 - Challenge 3 | 11:47
Episode 4 - Challenge 4 | 12:52
Episode 4 - Challenge 5 | 13:31
Episode 4 - Challenge 6 | 14:18
Episode 4 - Challenge 7 | 15:01
Episode 4 - Challenge 8 | 15:37

Voiceover By: Dexter Manning

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[Looper]

What do you think of the challenges in "Beast Games"?

[ACTIONSALAD]

Unfortunately having a game about someone else choosing the winners or self sacrifice challenges isn't fun to watch or fair. This show does it far to often.

[starcherry]

Self sacrificing challenges are not games
It’s just guilting your teammates into leaving.

[gobirds]

So basically squid games but slightly different and nobody dies.

[BoosieBraun-qs]

Where did they go when they get dropped?

[elviscoso]

Mr Beast wants to fix capitalism but he can't.

[astroturfmatador]

The one where the captains turned down the bribe, which ultimately was $1, 000, 000 had me wondering how stupid those captains were to turn that down.

[Gor]

Sounds exhausting. Very hard, slow. Manipulation, betrayal. Not that interesting

[johnny]

I haven’t watched it and don’t know much about Mr. Beast. But I feel deeply disgusted when I see a mass manipulation. On the other hand, people who participated in the game, joined in the game willingly, for money of course.