Squid Game Creator Unveils Season 2 Finale Twists and Hints at Season 3

The minds behind the electrifying web series Squid Game has been abuzz with excitement following the Season 2 finale, which saw the stunning death of a primary character. Director Hwang Dong-hyuk has shared insights into the narrative decisions, stating that the brutal murder was intended to give the protagonist Gi-hun a poignant moment of closure and regret. The shocking revelation that the killer is actually a previous winner disguising as a fellow player, adds a layer of depth to the show, setting the stage for what is expected to be a pivotal moment in Season 3.

With the *third and final season anticipated to premiere in Summer or Fall 2025*, audience anticipation is building around the potential format changes that may shift the dynamics of the show. A cryptic mid-credits scene has hinted at a new iteration of the game, which has garnered widespread speculation among fans. The series creator emphasized the role of the pentathlon game in Season 2, which allowed the crew to film scenes inspired by traditional Korean children's games, adding to the authenticity of the narrative

Moreover, *Hwang has explicitly confirmed that* the intention is for the story to continue to grow, becoming increasingly intense and detailed, indicating an investment in the depth of the plot with each successive season. Netflix's prospective submissions for Emmy Awards for Seasons 2 and 3, with 2025 & 2026 timelines, might also get the animated third season on the radar among the several competition shows.

Season 3 looks poised to conclude what could be one of the most memorable trilogies in television history, offering an expanded, thrilling journey to finish *the acclaimed series* on a satisfying note, fueled by pieces of intriguing plot twists.