Netflix’s biggest reality competition series just got even bigger: Squid Game: The Challenge is back for the ultimate test of strategy, alliances.

In Season 2, which is streaming now, the gripping game inspired by the original scripted series returns with 456 brand-new contestants who will compete for a life-changing $4.56 million prize. But, this time around, the stakes are higher than ever with shocking twists and never-before-played games. As players face elimination and deception at every turn, they must ask themselves, “Why make friends … when you can make millions?” 

Keep reading for everything you need to know about Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2.

What is the release date for Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2? 

The competition series returns with a three-week event, beginning Nov. 4.

Who are the players competing in Season 2? 

Click on the banner below to meet the players vying for the $4.56 million dollar prize this season, including their names, numbers, astrological signs, and where to follow them on social media.

What games will be played this season? 

To dive deep into the eight diabolically stress-inducing games featured this season (and learn how you can play some at home), check out Tudum’s guide for rules and details of both returning games and new competitions. 

Can I get a tour of the dormitory? 

Who better to take you behind the scenes of Squid Game: The Challenge than Selling Sunset star, real estate pro, and Netflix Reality Universe royalty Chrishell Stause? In the video below, Stause highlights the impressive features of the iconic sleeping quarters, including the “warehouse-chic” bunk beds, round-the-clock CCTV system, and, of course, the extremely tight private security.

Where can I watch the trailer? 

Beware of ink splatter, and hit play on the trailer above for a peek at what’s to come. You’ll recognize the rainbow racetracks, flying stones, Gong-gi of the Six-Legged Pentathlon, and, of course, the chilling presence of those pink guards. 

What happened in Season 1? 

No spoilers! We promise. Over the course of 10 episodes, the 456 players vying to win the prize pot were whittled down to a single winner, who walked away with $4.56 million. To make it to the end of the competition, they endured familiar games — like Red Light, Green Light and the Glass Bridge — and new challenges alike. Catch up with the eliminated players, including fan-favorite mother-son duo Trey and LeAnn, to learn what they’re up to now, and then check out Tudum’s exclusive interview with the winner to find out how their life has changed since the final game.

Can I sign up for the chance to be in Season 3? 

With Season 2 right around the corner, production is also already gearing up for another season. Recruitment for Squid Game: The Challenge Season 3 is open, and all those interested in stepping into the dormitory can apply now.