”Squid Game 2” is a love-it-or-hate-it game, but it's an overwhelming hit, ranking first in 92 of 93 countries

Netflix's original series "The Squid Game 2 Season 2" recorded an overwhelming opening score, despite the clearly divided "love it or hate it" opinions.
On the 28th, according to FlixPatrol, a content viewing ranking aggregation site for global PTT (online video service), "Ikage," released on the 26th,
"The 2nd Season of the Show" was ranked No. 1 in 92 countries, including South Korea, in just one day (as of the 27th). Netflix is officially available in a total of 93 countries. All of them except New Zealand
In New Zealand, it was ranked second after "La Palma". "Squid Game Season 2" is about the Squid returning with a vengeance and joining the game.
The story includes a fierce battle between the winner Ki-hoon (Lee Jung Jae) and the frontman (Lee Byung Hun) who welcomes him, and the real game that begins again.
Immediately after the release, reactions were extremely divided. The American media outlet Variety said, "'Squid Game 2' is even more bloody and extremely violent.
On the other hand, The Hollywood Reporter called it a "thorough disappointment," pointing out that "the series lacks the quirkiness, fun and insight that the first season offered."
The New York Times said, "The red light has come on for the Squid Game," and criticized the "talks are stalled."