Can a fellow Swiss help identify this playground game?

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1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nine_men%27s_morris

2. Looks like [Mühle](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%BChle_%28Spiel%29?wprov=sfla1), or [Moulin](https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeu_du_moulin?wprov=sfla1)

3. Clearly squid game

4. Mühle

5. Jeu du Charret, that’s how it’s called in French speaking part

6. in English it is known as : nine men’s morris

7. Nünimal. Aka Mühle.

8. Mülli

   You can also get this as a board game, so many memories with grandparents

9. Mühlistei.. payed it a lot as a kiddo

10. Thanks for all the insightful responses all! Forgot to add some context that my friends and I came across this at the Bleichergärtli Park in Lucerne while walking from a nearby café (Kaffeekranz) Incidentally, none of us were familiar with this game.

11. Mühle

12. Müüühle

13. We used to call it Squid Game

14. Any piece touching the playing field has to be at an intersection, 3 in a row wins.

15. It’s called squid game

16. Clearly Eisstockschiessen.

17. squid game

18. I’m so glad you asked this! In the public area near me there’s one of these set up, and I never had any idea what game it was.

19. I‘m the world champion in Mülli

20. Jep thats mühlee

21. In Switzerland you don’t call it Moulin. French people do it. In the western part of Switzerland, the proper word is Charret.

22. Squid Game

23. 9×9, Zuerich-Oerlikon near railway station

24. Mühle

25. Mühle

26. hallo neighbour in Lucerne!

27. Best table tennis spot in Luzern also

28. Mülli

29. Mühle is like your Tetris 🤣

30. Mühlistei, i suck at this game

31. Nüünizieh aka Mühli – Figgimüli is key to win