Squid Game took the world by storm earlier this year, breaking records and officially becoming Netflix's most popular series launch of all time.
The controversial Korean drama, which raked up a staggering 100million views in its first month, sees desperate players compete in a series of childhood games to win £27 million in prize money. However, losers are killed on the spot - and things get a little graphic.
If renewed for a second season, Squid Game's disturbing twists may get even worse...
The show's director Hwang Dong-hyuk recently teased how the story could continue in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly - focusing particularly on protagonist Gi-hun.
"I'm not really in the right place to be discussing season 2 in an official setting, but if there were to be a season 2, in the first season that we saw Gi-hun is a character whose humanity is shown through or exposed in certain situations," Hwang said.
"In other words, his humanity is shown through a very passive manner. But I would think that in the second season, what he has learned from the games and his experience in the first season, they will all be put to use in a more active manner...
"As for the Front Man, who was also a past winner but became a Front Man, it's like Darth Vader. Some end up Jedi and some become Darth Vader. I think that maybe Gi-hun will go through a certain critical point where he is put through a test as well."
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