Wavve runs a five-question quiz for viewers who finished 'The Game: Killing X'

A quiz for viewers who stuck to the finale

Wavve is testing how well its audience actually watched "The Game: Killing X" (피의 게임X). The streaming platform's Instagram account is running a five-question quiz tied to the survival competition series, asking anyone who finished the season to recall specific scenes from the run. The way Wavve framed the event on Instagram — "if you made it through to the FINAL" — signals the show has wrapped its current season on the platform, though the post itself doesn't spell out plot details.

How to enter

The process has three steps, and it isn't a single click. First, follow the @wavve.official account on Instagram. Second, leave the comment "피의 게임X" under the post — spelling and spacing matter, since Wavve says it will check for exact matches — and wait for a direct message containing the entry link. Third, open that link, which leads to a Naver form, and submit answers to five quiz questions covering the show's key moments. Completing the form is what counts as a finished entry.

Timeline and what's at stake

The quiz window runs from August 28 through September 4. Wavve says it will pick winners by random drawing among correct respondents and announce results on September 8, notifying each winner individually through DM. The prize is a set of five autographed cast T-shirts, with team and size handed out at random rather than by choice. Two restrictions apply: accounts set to private aren't eligible to win, and the shirts can't be shipped outside Korea. Wavve also collects a winner's name, Instagram handle, phone number, postal code, and address for delivery, and says that information is destroyed within a month of shipping.

Editor's take

This is a low-stakes but telling example of how a Korean streaming platform keeps a finished season active in the feed instead of letting it go quiet after the last episode airs. A recall quiz costs little to run and rewards the audience segment platforms care about most — people who watched the whole thing, not just clicked in for an episode. The domestic-only shipping rule is worth flagging for readers outside Korea: even if you binge-watched the series and nail all five answers, you're not eligible to actually receive the T-shirt. That's a recurring pattern with these Instagram giveaways tied to Korean streamers, and it's a fair expectation to set going in rather than something to be disappointed by later. Anyone still interested in engaging with the show's community, rather than the prize itself, can follow along and see how Wavve handles winner announcements on September 8.