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Squid Game season 3 review: The saddest yet realistic ending to a series

Brace yourself for an extremely sorrowful ending to Squid Game season 3 that will remind you how reality sucks and not everything on the screen is a cue to be hopeful for a heroic triumph

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Squid Game season 3 review

Squid Game season 3 review

Squid Game season 3 is finally out on Netflix. The series finale comes bearing 6 episodes to conclude the Korean drama that was released in 2021. Before we dive right into it, brace yourself for an extremely sorrowful ending that will remind you how reality sucks and not everything on the screen is a cue to be hopeful for a heroic triumph. 

Was Squid Game 3 the best of all seasons?

It seems like the makers wanted to wrap this season with no special treatment, but simply picking up from season 2. The only engaging element was the inclusion of Jun-hee’s (player 222) baby. A game that is loaded with gore and violence, having a newborn in it kept me on the edge. That being said, there is nothing else that stands out or makes you gasp.

Gi-hun was silent most of the time, and it was probably a reflection of his mental state. Shocked, traumatised, and not giving up his stand on cancelling the games, the actor took a backseat and only exuded main character energy on the screens in the final episode. 

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