Blue whale Challenge, an Online social media game operated by an anonymous group. Unlike fun online games those of car racing, or mere gunfights; it is a frightening and deadly suicide game, that has been a catastrophe for teenagers in several parts of the world.
At a point of time, the social media was abuzz with this game. The teenagers often used to (and still do) challenge each other to take up this self-destructive game.
What is so deadly about it?
The game apparently is operated over social media by an anonymous group that assigns daily challenges its players.
It goes on for 50 days, where they are assigned to a different and daring challenge each day.
The astonishing part is that the challenges are bizarre and horrifying. They are extremely self-harming. The game gives tasks like cutting symbols into your skin, watching horror movies, and waking up at unusual hours.
As days pass by, the tasks don’t get any simpler. After completing a series of gruesome and risky challenges, the only way to win the game is by committing suicide. Each task, also demands a photographic evidence as proof of completion; which has to be sent to the administrator.
A lot of teenagers (blame their innocence) tend to lose themselves in this labyrinth. The game has targeted mainly the 10-14-year-old European teenagers who under peer pressure fall into this irremediable trap. Approximately 130 European teenagers (though not entirely approved) have died after being a part of The Blue Whale Challenge.
The game has borrowed its name from a common belief about the Blue Whales. They voluntarily beach themselves to commit suicide. Scientists have yet to figure out the actual reason behind this strange act. Some researchers found out that they do so when they are depressed or get lost.
What is more shocking is the fact that once you enter the game, there is no looking back.
That’s right! One cannot quit this game in between. If players make any attempt to do so, they have to go through some kind of retaliation.
