Squid Game Season 3 Review: Gi-hun Returns… But At What Cost? Image Source- Soompi When Squid Game first dropped, it wasn’t just another survival show—it hit a nerve. It was intense, messy, emotional, and kind of unshakable. And by the time Season 2 ended, Gi-hun was no longer just a player; he was someone trying to fight back, to resist a system built on blood and power. But now, in Season 3? That fire’s gone. This time, we meet a version of Gi-hun who’s completely shattered. This season doesn’t open with action or strategy. It opens with silence. Regret. A man who’s lost too much and has nothing left to give. And honestly, it sets the tone for what turns out to be the heaviest and most emotionally draining season yet. Season 3 doesn’t want to thrill you the way past seasons did. It wants you to feel the weight of it all. It wants you to sit in the discomfort. And while that might not be everyone’s cup of tea, it’s definitely the boldest direction the series has t...
