Squid Game's second round has fans reeling after its bloody season finale. But most importantly, it has us wondering just what is going to happen next to Gi-hun and the rest of the remaining players after they put everything on the line to be able to leave.

"Squid Game" season two is shorter than season one, with seven episodes. But fans won't have to wait longer than a year for season three.

Gi-hun's lack of character development in Season 2 of Squid Game downplays the intelligence and humanity he needed to win in Season 1.

While Netflix had previously teased that the final season of its ever-popular Squid Game was set to premiere sometime in 2025, the service appears to have accidentally leaked the exact date. Netflix Korea briefly released a promotional video advertising a vague 2025 release date of June 27,

Wondering who stars in Squid Game Season 2 on Netflix? Here's everything you need to know about this season's cast.

Netflix has released a teaser for season three of Squid Game, and it reveals a major change to one of the show’s most recognisable games.

A lot has changed for Seong Gi-hun in the three years since he won the Squid Game. He's a lot richer, of course, and more than just a tad traumatised. He's also reverted back to his natural hair colour, which is a win for everyone. But in the gap between seasons one and two, the show itself has evolved a great deal as well.

Here's your guide to the twists surrounding Player 001 in Squid Game Season 2, a role played by Lee Byung-hun.

In season one, a group of people struggling with debt signed up for a competition where they played children's games to win a fortune. What they realize too late is that the loser

Netflix's Squid Game shattered its own records once again when its second season premiered on December 26, amassing an unprecedented 68 million views in the first week, and surpassing Wednesday's prior record of 50.