In Squid Game Season 3, the game continued with the surviving contestants from season 2 as they tried to survive the brutal games or win the prize money, which was also the goal of several players. While moving forward in the game, the players make numerous devastating decisions to either save themselves or to save their close ones.

Lee Jung-jae revealed what he hopes viewers will take away from the dramatic season 3 finale of 'Squid Game' in an interview with 'The Hollywood Reporter' p Tuesday, July 8.

Squid Game’s most controversial characters return in season 3, and according to the Netflix series’ editor, we almost got more of them.

Squid Game Season 3 trimmed several VIP scenes in editing—and the reason behind it may just be what kept the tension razor-sharp till the end.

The third season's debut broke a Netflix record, and now it's broken another one, too – by reaching 106.3 million views in 10 days, it has garnered more views than any other Netflix show (in any language) within two weeks (H/T Variety ). The final season was released on June 27, and the latest numbers update tracks up to July 6.

Squid Game ranked No. 1 for the week of June 23-29 in every country that Netflix tracks, also a first for one of the streamer’s shows. The final season sees Player 456/Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) make a final attempt to bring down the deadly game from within — while also hinting in its last scene that the games are global in scope.

Season 3 of the series will drop in 2025 and will continue to focus on Seong Gi-hun's revenge on the creators of Squid Game. Watch it here: Stream your favorite shows, the biggest blockbusters and ...