Fans of Netflix‘s global sensation ‘Squid Game‘ were bubbling with excitement when the streaming giant announced that a new teaser of the show will be released on November 1.
A clip released on the official handle featured the masked man saying, “Congratulations on making it this far. Your performances were truly remarkable. But the games aren’t over yet. I will be making an important announcement soon. Something bigger is coming your way. Are you ready to play the games again?”
The clip was shared with the caption, “Attention players Squid Game Season 2 Teaser TOMORROW.”
Interestingly, as fans waited to see what the next season of the hit show had instore, a scene, believed to be from Season 2 reportedly leaked online. A Twitter handle posted a 1-minute and 30-second video of the highly anticipated second season. The scene which has gone viral, features players walking along the corridors as they make their way to the centre arena where they take their places on a giant merry-go-round, and surrounded by different coloured doors on all sides.
The authenticity of the footage still remains in question.
The leaks reportedly include brief shots of some familiar characters from Season 1. Among the familiar characters fans can expect to see, the unforgettable protagonist Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-Jae), who survived the deadly games.
Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk hinted in previous interviews that Season 2 would delve deeper into the organisation behind the games, and give a bloody and deadly twist to more childhood games.
With the official teaser just hours away, fans have been buzzing with anticipation about the next chilling chapter.
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