Squid Game Season 3 will debut on Netflix on June 27, 2025.
Lee Jung-jae and Lee Byung-hun return as Gi-hun and Front Man, respectively.
The final season will explore the aftermath of Season 2, with new twists and a fierce battle between Gi-hun and Front Man.
Squid Game season 3 release date: Following a series of leaks, Netflix has officially confirmed season 3 of Squid Game, which will feature new twists and turns. This is both good and bad news for fans, as this is the show’s third but final season, and it will be available sooner than you expected. Additionally, Neftlix has also introduced the first few photos hinting what is next.
SurveySo, if you are curious about the Squid Game season 3 release date, plot, cast, and other information, here’s everything you need to know.
Squid Game season 3 release date and where to watch
The final season of The Squid Game will be available on Netflix beginning June 27, 2025. Interestingly, the release date matches the one previously leaked by the Netflix Korea YouTube channel. Fans will be able to stream all episodes as soon as they are released.
“Press ⭕ for the final round. Watch Squid Game Season 3 on 27 June. #NextOnNetflix,” the streaming giant stated on X.
Cast
Returning cast members include Lee Jung-jae as Gi-hun, the hero caught in the deadly game, and Lee Byung-hun as the enigmatic antagonist Front Man. The final season will also feature Park Sung-hoon (Cho Hyun-ju), Jo Yu-ri (Kim Jun-hee), Kang Ae-sim (Jang Geum-ja), and newcomer Park Gyu-young (Kang No-eul). The season will also star Yim Siwan as Lee Myung-gi, Park Gyu-young as Kang No-eul, and David Lee as Park Min-su.
Plot Tease
Season 3 begins immediately after the shocking events of the Season 2 finale, which ended with the Front Man crushing the Gi-hun’s rebellion against the game’s creators. Season 3 will also feature an intensified battle between the Gi-hun and Front Man. The new season is also expected to include some major twists as the seeds planted in previous seasons mature, culminating in an exciting finale.
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