Spoiler Warning: Squid Game season 3 story spoilers will be touched upon in the entries below. Proceed with caution!
Summary
- Squid Game USA potential spinoff hinted at by Netflix cameo.
- David Fincher to possibly direct, promising riveting version of games.
- Writer Dennis Kelly expected to bring top-notch talent to Squid Game USA.
Squid Game has finally ended its legendary run, but it’s clear that this universe still has a ton of potential. It’s unlikely for Netflix to drop the amazing marketability of this series, with the cameo at the end of Season 3 making it clear that Squid Game USA is clearly on the table.

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With rumors swirling about this spinoff, fans will want to know everything possible about this new show. Even with Season 3 being somewhat divisive among fans, that shouldn’t take away from the buzz that Squid Game USA can generate once it’s announced.
With Squid Game USA not yet officially announced, this list will delve into some speculation and buzz around the rumored project.
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Cate Blanchett is Not Yet Confirmed to Be the Recruiter, But it Seems Likely
Her Cameo Has Sparked a Discussion About this Possible Spinoff
After meeting Gi-hun’s daughter and giving her the news of her father’s passing, along with a card bearing the prize money, the Front Man proceeds to leave. From his car, he sees an innocuous game of ddakji being played in a Los Angeles alleyway. This leads to Cate Blanchett revealing her face as a recruiter who operates in the United States and is obviously targeting potential recruits for an overseas version of the games.
While this may make it seem that Cate Blanchett is the obvious pick for a recruiter in Squid Game USA, the truth is that this fact hasn’t been confirmed. It will still take a long while for a US version of Squid Game to be announced, with it being entirely possible that the person portraying the recruiter could change when this spinoff finally goes into production.
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David Fincher Will Reportedly Direct the Series
His Expertise Would Make this Version of the Games More Riveting Than Ever
David Fincher is one of the most reputable directors of all time. His work on popular crime thrillers like Mindhunter and Se7en is great, with the psychological exploration of the characters being one of the most riveting parts of his work. Given that a huge part of Squid Game‘s allure was its focus on the human condition, it’s easy to see why the news of David Fincher leading a Squid Game spinoff set in America has stoked many fans.
If this is officially confirmed, then fans will love Fincher’s work on making Squid Game USA look and feel better than ever. Even fans who may be jaded by Season 3’s ending will still be intrigued by this series, giving Netflix and Fincher a second chance to see their collaborations reach a satisfying conclusion, instead of being abandoned midway.
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Dennis Kelly Will Reportedly Be One of the Writers
Utopia is One of His More Notable Works
Dennis Kelly has slowly made a name for himself as a reputable writer in the industry. His work on Utopia and The Third Day has been fairly compelling, and fans can rest assured that this writer will bring his A-game to Squid Game USA.

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While many people may be unaware of his work, Squid Game USA will bring his talents into the limelight and potentially turn him into one of the bigger names in the industry. This is pretty much a guarantee — especially if Fincher is locked in as the director of this series.
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Netflix Has Yet to Announce This Spinoff, But it’s Pretty Much Confirmed
The Universe Has a Ton of Potential
If there’s one thing that Squid Game‘s final season highlighted, it’s that fans were disappointed mainly because they felt that the series failed to live up to its potential. It’s a contentious take, but one that can be given a positive spin. What this also means is that another attempt to show the games in a fresh environment can learn from the mistakes of the first series’ run to make things as compelling as possible.
Squid Game‘s second and third seasons suffered from some unimaginative games that fans couldn’t get behind, which is not a problem that should affect an American Squid Game, where viewers will be more familiar with the children’s games that are being twisted with a killing clause. As long as the cinematography is on point, the games are entertaining, and the characters are great, Squid Game USA will flourish.
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Hwang Dong-hyuk Would Love to Watch a US Squid Game
The Creator Would Love to See His World Expanded Upon
After forming the idea of Squid Game more than a decade ago, Hwang Dong-hyuk was delighted to see that Netflix took the plunge with his ambitious concept. This ended up being a major victory for the series, with fans loving the brutal series and its focus on a killing game that forces poor and desperate people to entertain the whims and fancies of rich, spoiled VIPs.
With the series drawing to a close, Dong-hyuk won’t play a direct role in later Squid Game installments for the foreseeable future. However, that doesn’t mean he isn’t looking forward to seeing his brainchild expand and become a universe. This glowing endorsement will convince fans to give Squid Game USA a shot, which has all the potential to become yet another viral sensation.

Squid Game
- Release Date
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2021 – 2025-00-00
- Network
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Netflix
- Showrunner
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Hwang Dong-hyuk
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Lee Jung-jae
Seong Gi-hun / ‘No. 456’
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Park Hae-soo
Cho Sang-woo / ‘No. 218’
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