US Edition'Squid Game' season 3 trailer reveals more twisted games — and I’ve never been more nervous to stream a show
- Netflix released the first trailer for Squid Game season 3, the final season, set to premiere on June 27, 2025.
- The season centers on Seong Gi Hun, portrayed by Lee Jung Jae, who is compelled to re-enter the lethal competition following the failure of his uprising in the previous season.
- The trailer shows Gi Hun returning inside a coffin-like box, and surviving players face new, more complex challenges like a giant gumball machine sorting competitors by ball color.
- Season 2 broke records with 68 million views in four days, and Jo Yu Ri, who plays Player 222, teased a "truly unimaginably brutal and cruel story" for season 3.
- Hwang Dong Hyuk wrote, directed, and produced the final season, aiming to conclude the story as Gi Hun tries to end the games amid escalating player choices and consequences.
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Netflix's Most Brutal Dystopian Show Finally Reveals Its Terrifying Endgame
Squid Game took two years to come back for Season 2, but once it did in December 2024, viewers were still left unsatisfied. There were only three “games” depicted, when the game usually consists of six, and the entire season left off on a huge cliffhanger when the players of the game attempted — and failed — to rebel against the game itself, not knowing that the Front Man was actually working undercover with them. There’s a reason why Season 2 f…
Netflix Teases New Challenges, More Death in ‘Squid Game’ Season 3 Trailer
The game is back on in the trailer for the third and final season of Squid Game. Following the cliffhanger events of season two, the clip reveals that Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) has been forced back into the deadly game and will complete in even more elaborate challenges this time around. The trailer shows Gi-hun brought back amongst the competitors inside a coffin-like box and teases the upcoming games, which appear to include a giant gumball mach…
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