Squid Game, one of the most loved shows on Netflix, has finally come to an end with its intense and heart wrenching third season. Its ending has left many viewers shattered and has also opened the possibilities of explore more storylines in Squid Game. But the previous season left everyone confused due to its epic cliffhanger, leaving many questions unanswered.

Was Gi-Hun aka Player No. 456 able to put an end to Squid Game? Will The Front Man’s brother aka Hwang In-Ho be able to find him and disclose the reality of games? Read the full ending to know what happened in the finale.

Squid Game Season 3 Ending Explained: (Spoiler Alert)

In the last episode of Squid Game Season 3, only Myung-gi (Player No. 333) and Hi-Hun (Player No. 456) are left alive along with Player No. 222’s baby girl. Myung-gi asks Gi-Hun to give him the baby and tries to stop him from crossing the bridge. Gi-hun is shocked to know that Myung-gi does not even care about his baby and will even kill his newborn baby to win the cash prize.

They get into an intense fight as Gi-hun decides to save the baby. Myung-gi dies while fighting and Gi-Hun also sacrifices himself in order to make baby the winner.

As the coastal guard approaches the island, The Frontman sets it on self-destruct mode and flees the island while saving the baby.

Meanwhile, Player No. 246 aka Park Gyeong-seok is successfully rescued by Hwang Jun-ho while escaping and his daughter also gets better after six months. He meets the guard Kang No-eul, who earlier saved him from the game but fails to recognise her six months later. Kang No-eul also goes to China in the hope of meeting her daughter, who might be alive.

Six months after the game, The Front Man goes to the US to give Gi-hun’s daughter the money and his other possessions. While returning, he sees an American recruiter playing ddakji with a man and it hints that there are similar games being played in different parts of the world.

The final season stars Jung-jae, Lee Byung-hun, Yim Si-wan, Kang Ha-neul, Wi Ha-jun, Park Gyu-young, Park Sung-hoon, Yang Dong-geun, Kang Ae-sim, Jo Yu-ri, Chae Kuk-hee, Lee David, Roh Jae-won, and Jun Suk-ho.