Squid Game Season 3 drops June 27. Gi-hun’s last stand, new dangers, and a fight for survival.
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Squid Game is back, and it’s going out with a bang! Netflix just dropped the first look at Season 3, and it’s everything we’ve been waiting for—and more.
What happened in Season 2?
Season 2 left us hanging with a jaw-dropping cliffhanger.
Gi-hun led a rebellion, but it cost him his best friend, Jung-bae, who was brutally killed by The Front Man.
And get this—The Front Man is actually In-ho, a past winner now running the show as Player 001. Talk about a plot twist!
What’s in store for Season 3?
Season 3 picks up right where we left off. Gi-hun’s back in the game, but this time, he’s on a mission to tear it all down.
He’s haunted by betrayal and loss, especially after Jung-bae’s death.
And The Front Man? He’s not done yet—he infiltrated their rebellion as Player 001. Sneaky!
The new game: Red or blue?
The teaser shows a chilling new game. Players draw gumballs—red or blue—from a giant machine.
That color decides their fate. Allies, friends, even mothers and sons are split into these teams. Bloodshed and tension? You bet.
Who’s back?
Familiar faces are returning, and it’s a mix of relief and dread.
The Front Man, detective Hwang Jun-ho, and players like Myung-gi, Dae-ho, and more are all in the mix.
Even the pink guard No-eul makes an appearance. But the trailerMgmt, the trailer ends with a newborn’s cry—what’s that about?
Creator’s insight:
Hwang Dong-hyuk, the mastermind behind Squid Game, hinted at Gi-hun’s struggle in Season 3.
He said Gi-hun’s carrying “huge guilt and a sense of failure” after Season 2. How will he push forward? That’s the big question.
Get ready for the endgame.
Mark your calendars—Squid Game Season 3 drops June 27 on Netflix. Get ready for the final showdown.
‘Will Gi-hun succeed? Or will the games claim him too? Only time will tell.