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'Squid Game' Season 4: Is It Happening or Officially Over?

'Squid Game' ends after three gripping seasons, delivering emotional closure for Gi-hun. Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk wraps the story with powerful messages on sacrifice, humanity, and the cost of survival.

By Farheen Ali
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After three intense seasons of deadly competition, emotional turmoil, and biting social commentary, 'Squid Game' has officially come to an end. The final episode of Season 3, which aired in 2025, serves as the definitive series finale, marking the conclusion of Netflix’s global sensation. As fans watched the Front Man initiate the evacuation protocol and the words “Game Over” flash across the control room screens, the message was clear: 'Squid Game' is finished, and there will be no Season 4.

This final chapter was always part of the plan, as confirmed by series creator Hwang Dong-hyuk in a heartfelt letter to fans released in July of the previous year. In the message, Hwang expressed deep gratitude and explained that Season 3 of 'Squid Game' would wrap up both the story and the emotional arc of the show’s protagonist, Seong Gi-hun, played by Lee Jung-jae. He described this final season as the “harvest” of a long creative journey, offering fans the closure they deserve after years of following the series.

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Though Gi-hun wasn’t originally intended to die in the series, Hwang revealed that the evolution of the storyline demanded a powerful and complete resolution. As the narrative of Seasons 2 and 3 took shape, he realised that closing both the game and Gi-hun’s personal journey was essential to delivering the show’s central message: humanity must learn to act beyond self-interest, accept sacrifice, and work together to build a better future.

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The 'Squid Game' finale is both haunting and meaningful. It answers key questions about who lives, who dies, and who ultimately wins. For Hwang, it was a deeply emotional experience to bring this story to a close. With 22 episodes completed, the director described the journey as exhausting but incredibly rewarding. He recounted fond memories of the show's unique sets — from the towering dormitory bunk beds to the iconic maze-like staircases — and spoke about the strong emotional bonds formed with the cast and crew.

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Though production has ended, the impact of 'Squid Game' will continue to resonate. Hwang reflected on the joy of seeing his vision brought to life on screen, often exceeding even his expectations. Those moments, he said, are what he will carry with him now that the journey is complete.

As 'Squid Game' leaves its mark in television history, fans can revisit all the suspense and emotion by streaming the entire series now on Netflix. While the games are over, the lessons and legacy of 'Squid Game' are sure to live on, reminding viewers of the human cost behind power, greed, and survival.

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