Squid Game, Netflix ’s breakout Korean drama series, has got another trailer. The series, which returns for its second season on December 26, has dropped what Netflix is calling its “main” trailer, highlighting a slew of new challenges that the participants in the dystopian parlor game will take on.

Netflix knows how much viewers love international storytelling and the streamer just announced a huge slate of foreign titles.

Netflix’s Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria was asked, during an international originals press conference, what would constitute a hit for the second season. “You know what is hard, is to be the most popular show in the world,” she admitted.

Having won the Korean survival game's first season, Lee Jung-jae reprises his role as Seong Gi-hun in a bid to shut down the battle royale once and for all.

Netflix prepares to launch Season 2 of global hit "Squid Game" Dec. 26, following its record-breaking debut season.

Netflix has set a Dec. 17 release date for its new bloody party royale platformer "Squid Game: Unleashed" and opened pregistration for the game.

Netflix is gearing up for the release of Squid Game Season 2. The streaming service shared a trailer for the season Tuesday featuring Lee Jung-jae. Squid Game is a South Korean survival thriller about a deadly game where players risk their lives for the chance to win millions.

Second seasons are hard. Great TV shows establish familiar rhythms and ensemble chemistry in their initial runs that then gets uprooted and can take time to reestablish. At least with Squid Game, the Netflix hit has the luxury of returning to a sadistic premise that structured its first batch of episodes.