Netflix has unveiled regional viewing patterns for Squid Game Season 2, as the series continues its remarkable global domination, claiming the No. 1 spot in 93 countries within just two days of its release.
The highly anticipated sequel, featuring Lee Jung Jae as Gi Hun returning to the game seeking revenge, alongside Lee Byung Hun as the enigmatic Front Man, has already topped Netflix’s Global TOP 10 charts on December 29th. The show has claimed the premier position in markets ranging from the United States and France to Mexico, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, and Turkey, signaling another potential cultural phenomenon.
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The streaming giant has broken down the show’s appeal across different regions:
In the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East, Africa), viewers are particularly drawn to the season’s intense messaging on self-reflection, amplified by the show’s signature brutal narrative style.
Latin American audiences have shown particular appreciation for character-driven storytelling, praising the distinctive personalities that forge emotional connections with viewers.
The Asia-Pacific viewers highlight the series’ ability to tap into shared cultural sensibilities while delivering shocking new games that maintain white-knuckle tension throughout.
In the United States and Canada, audiences particularly respond to the entertainment value of the new games, praising the dynamic storytelling and fast-paced narrative development.
Squid Game Season 2 is currently streaming on Netflix, with Season 3 confirmed for a 2025 release.
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Source: Netflix
