Squid Game Season 3 Won’t Close the Chapter on the Franchise, Says Creator

Following the release of Season 2, Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk has revealed that the explosive series is far from over. Although Season 3 will wrap up the story arc of Lee Jung-jae’s Seong Gi-hun, Dong-hyuk confirms that the Squid Game universe will continue expanding.

More Than Just a Final Season

In a recent interview with The Wrap, Hwang Dong-hyuk hinted at Netflix’s long-term plans for the Squid Game phenomenon. “I know Netflix has a plan [for more Squid Game]. They are not going to throw this idea away,” he stated, reassuring fans that the franchise isn’t ending with Season 3.

Exciting Spin-Offs and Remakes in the Works

Netflix is already building on the success of the original series with a sequel spin-off titled Squid Game: The Challenge. In addition, an English-language adaptation is on the horizon, with renowned director David Fincher attached to the project. Dong-hyuk even teased the possibility of lending his expertise to these future projects, potentially as an advisor or co-creator.

The End of an Era for Gi-hun

While Season 3 promises to deliver a dramatic conclusion to Seong Gi-hun’s journey, it essentially serves as the second chapter following Season 2. Fans are now left wondering whether Lee Jung-jae will reprise his iconic role in upcoming Squid Game ventures. Regardless, his groundbreaking performance has already cemented his status—making him the first Asian actor to win an Emmy in the Best Actor in a Drama category.

What’s Next for the Squid Game Universe?

As anticipation builds for Season 3, viewers can take comfort in knowing that the Squid Game legacy will continue to evolve. With multiple projects in the pipeline, Netflix is set to explore new storylines and expand the dystopian world that captivated millions worldwide.

Stay tuned for more updates on the future of Squid Game and the latest developments from Netflix as the franchise enters an exciting new phase.