Overview
- Season 3 was released on June 27, ending Seong Gi-hun’s central storyline and his bid to dismantle the deadly games.
- Viewers confront new high-stakes challenges, including a vertical arena-labyrinth and a massive jump rope designed to test both strength and willpower.
- Lee Jung-jae returns as Gi-hun and Lee Byung-hun’s Frontman resurfaces with an internal crisis that may drive a future spin-off.
- Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk said his back-to-back production of seasons 2 and 3 spanned nearly a year and took a significant physical and mental toll.
- Since its debut, Squid Game has transformed the K-drama genre and strengthened Netflix’s presence in global markets.