When Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae, The Acolyte) returns to the games in Season 2, he experiences the post-Red Light, Green Light vote again. Only this time, things are different. Now, players get the choice to end the games between every challenge. If they do choose to leave, they get to split the current prize pot, which goes up with every death.

Squid Game season 2 returned after a three year gap with a killer batch of new episodes but this time around, things are a little different. Season 1's winner Seong Gi-hun has returned to the games and is now attempting to take them down from the inside.

[Editor’s note: The recap of episode six publishes December 31.]

The highly-anticipated second season of Netflix's Squid Game has shattered records, debuting with an unprecedented 68 million views within its first four days. This achievement solidifies the show as Netflix’s biggest TV debut ever,

Squid Game  is full of players wearing banal teal-green tracksuits, generally speckled with blood and dirt, as they are forced to play children’s games to the death in a drive to pay off their debts

Season 2 will come out next summer or fall, which is only a year-and-a-half compared to the three year gap between the first two seasons

The Netflix series concludes later this year—so here are all the burning questions we still have after season two.

Squid Game is back in the headlines as fans eagerly anticipate the release date of Season 3. Fans are eagerly looking forward to Gi-hun’s final move to put an end to the ruthless game of life. Meanwhile,