Squid Game Season 2
Introduction
Hundreds of cash-strapped players accept a strange invitation to compete in children's games. Inside, a tempting prize awaits with deadly high stakes: a survival game that has a whopping 45.6 billion-won prize at stake.

Storyline
After winning the Squid Game and receiving its massive cash prize, Seong Gi-Hun (Lee Jung-Jae) planned to live a new life in the United Sates. However, Seong Gi-Hun, still haunted by the deaths of all the players he competed with, decided to skip his flight and returned to Seoul. He spends the next 3 years looking for the people responsible for the Squid Game. He has enlisted the help of loan shark company Sunshine Capital to find the people who work for the Squid Game.
Meanwhile, Detective Hwang Jun-Ho (Wi Ha-Joon) has opted to transfer from the Major Crimes Division and work for a small neighborhood police substation. In his free time, he works with Captain Park (Oh Dal-Su) and travels on his boat to try to find the island where he saw a game take place that involved the deaths of the players. His brother Hwang In-Ho (Lee Byung-Hun) was on that island.
Soon, Seong Gi-Hun is able to join a new round of the Squid Game, but, his goal this time, is to stop the game once and for all.


About
Release Date: January 9, 2024
Episodes: 6 episodes x 1 hour
Format: Limited series
Director / Executive Producer: Pete Berg (Film 44)
Executive Producers: Eric Newman (Grand Electric), Alex Gayner
Writer / Executive Producer: Mark L. Smith
Starring: Taylor Kitsch (Isaac), Betty Gilpin (Sara Rowell), Dane DeHaan (Jacob Pratt), Saura Lightfoot-Leon (Abish Pratt), Derek Hinkey (Red Feather), Joe Tippett (James Wolsey), Jai Courtney (Virgil Cutter), Preston Mota (Devin Rowell), Shawnee Pourier (Two Moons), and Shea Whigham (Jim Bridger)
Guest Starring: Kim Coates (Brigham Young), Lucas Neff (Captain Dellinger), Kyle Davis (Tilly), Tokala Black Elk (Buffalo Run), Nick Hargrove (Cottrell), Irene Bedard (Winter Bird), Nanabah Grace (Kuttaambo’i), Alex Breaux (Wild Bill Hickman), Dominic Bogart (Cook), Alex Fine (Gant), Kip Weeks (Pepper), Jeremiah Bitsui (Grey Fox)


User reviews
I'm on the third episode and thus far it's excellent. Felt I had to leave a review as I'm 3 episodes in and loving it. 100% does not deserve so many low reviews. If I went by reviews I would never watch anything. IGNORE REVIEWS, PEOPLE LIKE A WINGE, DEFO WORTH A WATCH. Atmospheric, gritty and right up my street. Cheers If the premise is appealing to you, do not be dissuaded from giving the show a chance. It's certainly violent but I do believe it's an accurate portrayal of what the time would have been for many. Great characters, beautiful cinema photography, with a complex, yet unconvoluted story.