Squid Game season 3 ending explained and recap *Spoilers* Squid Game season 3 sees Gi-hun forced to continue the games in the aftermath of his failed rebellion.

But as Gi-hun hovers over Jeong-dae, he remembers when Sae-byeok stopped him from killing Sang-woo in season one by asserting that he was “not that kind of person” — and just like he did ...

Hwang Dong-hyuk explains Sae-byeok’s cameo in Squid Game S3 and how it shapes Gi-hun’s final decision in the ending.

Squid Game' creator Hwang Dong-hyuk on changing his mind about the ending, and why that character from Season 1 appears to Gi-hun in a dream.

Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk recently shared the alternate ending of Season 3 and the reason behind changing it. The third season of the popular Korean series dropped on Netflix on June 27, 2025 ...

"Squid Game" main story comes to a close in season three, but the final scene teases a whole new show with a celebrity cameo.

"Squid Game's" jaundiced view of capitalism and class struggle stumbles with its over-the-top caricatures of those rich, masked patrons ...

That same broker also brings us a blast from Season 1 past, reuniting the younger brother of Sae-byeok (the North Korean escapee who competed in the Season 1 games and finished third) with his mother.

Spoiler alert! "Squid Game" came to a bloody but disappointing ending after three seasons of capitalism cruelty on Netflix.

Beyond surreal set design, economic desperation and abundant tension, “Squid Game” became a breakthrough sensation by delivering relatable characters facing an extraordinary life-or-death ...

Credit: No Ju-han / Netflix After hundreds of deaths, several twisted children's games, and a meteoric ascent to the top of Netflix 's charts, Squid Game comes to a characteristically bloody end.