Netflix's “Squid Game” series is known for its deadly challenges: and creator and showrunner Dong-Hyuk Hwang will have plenty of sequels when Season 2 of “Squid Game” streams on Thursday, December 26 He has said.

In a recent interview with Digital Spy, Hwang Dong-hyuk said, “I can't go into too much detail, but ...... I can tell you that Yeonhee is coming back with another deadly game,” he said of the show's iconic motion-sensing animatronic puppets.

But the showrunner also teased. 'There will be new games that you haven't seen before, games that I actually played when I was a kid, and I'm sure you've all seen them before. But I can assure you that the games you're going to see are going to be even more intriguing, both visually and story-wise, than they were in season one.”

According to Netflix, the official synopsis for Season 2 reads: “Three years after winning the Squid Game, Player 456 is determined to find the masterminds behind it and put an end to their vicious sport. Sung Ki-Hoon begins with the most obvious place to start: using the large sum of money to fund his search, he searches for a man in a sharp suit playing dakjis on the subway. But when his efforts finally bear fruit, the path to destroying the organization proves more dangerous than he had imagined.

Hwang then offered fresh information about the Emmy-winning drama's second season as well as its third, revealing that he has written and shot both seasons simultaneously and is currently in the editing process for season three, scheduled to debut in 2025.

“If you look at Seasons 2 and 3 from a larger perspective, it's a simple story, but there's an inflection point in it that leaps the story in a different direction, which is the ending of Season 2,” the showrunner told the outlet. But there are some shocking twists and turns along the way. 'When fans see the end of Season 2, they're going to be mad at me,' he said. Why are you doing this? I want a Season 3 right away! I want a Season 3 right away! All I can say is, it's good to take a short break and wait for Season 3.

And the clamor for more episodes of “Squid Game” is not surprising, as the first season became one of the most-watched series in Netflix history, surpassing the audience for Netflix's best shows, including “Stranger Things” and “Bridgerton”

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Tom's Guide will keep you updated on what's new in “Squid Game” Seasons 2 and 3, including plot points, character details, and fresh clips. Speaking of which, here's the teaser trailer for Season 2: