‘Squid Game 3’ Shatters Records with Netflix’s Best-Ever 10-Day Viewership
‘Squid Game 3’ Shatters Records with Netflix’s Best-Ever 10-Day Viewership
The world’s most-watched survival series has done it again. Netflix’s final season of Squid Game has officially broken records, racking up a staggering 106.3 million views in just 10 days since its June 27 premiere—the highest 10-day viewership in the platform’s history.The explosive finale of the Korean thriller has not only outpaced its own legendary predecessors but also surpassed the streaming giant’s previous global hits. It’s a monumental feat that cements Squid Game as Netflix’s most powerful original franchise to date.
New Season, New Highs
Netflix calculates “views” by dividing total watch hours by the series’ runtime, making the 106.3 million figure a genuine reflection of audience commitment—people didn’t just start watching Squid Game 3, they finished it.This number beats the already historic viewership from Season 1, which previously held the record as Netflix’s most-watched series ever, and shows that Squid Game remains unmatched in its ability to grip viewers across languages and borders.
A Final Season That Delivered on Every Level
Squid Game 3 picks up immediately where Season 2 left off, diving back into Seong Gi-hun’s mission to take down the brutal system from within. Trailers teased harrowing new games, elevated stakes, and a long-awaited face-off with the enigmatic Front Man.Fans have praised the final chapter for its emotional weight, high production value, and haunting narrative that offers a bold and brutal conclusion to the series’ core arc.
A Cultural Phenomenon Sealed in History
This latest viewership milestone confirms that Squid Game is more than a streaming success—it’s a global cultural force. Its themes of inequality, survival, and moral complexity continue to resonate deeply, drawing audiences back for one last devastating round.With Squid Game 3, Netflix hasn’t just wrapped up a hit series—it’s redefined what a streaming finale can achieve. And with 106.3 million views and counting, the red jumpsuits and green tracksuits are going out in record-breaking style.
