Netflix has renewed "Squid Game: The Challenge" for Season 2, giving more fans a chance to take part in the streamer's "biggest ever social experiment."

Casting for "Squid Game: The Challenge" Season 2 is officially open, and for those who think they have what it takes to survive the challenges and win the life-changing $4.56 million cash prize, here's how to audition.

To apply, head to SquidGameCasting.com and complete the registration form.

The process requires those who want to be part of the next batch of 456 players to upload a one-minute video "telling us about yourself, why you want to be on 'Squid Game: The Challenge,' what your game plan would be, and what you would do with a huge $4.56 million cash prize if you won," the show said.

The video should not include personal or sensitive information such as addresses and dates of birth.

Additionally, submit at least two recent photographs, including a headshot and a full-length snap.

For U.S. applicants, eligibility requirements include being at least 21 years old, legally residing in the U.S. and being available for up to four weeks of filming. A valid passport and the ability to travel to specified locations are also necessary.

U.K. and international residents are also welcome to apply.

"Now it's your chance to take part in Netflix's biggest ever social experiment! This supersized unscripted show turns the scripted world of the drama into reality," a statement on the website said. "With a fortune up for grabs, who will be an ally, who will you trust, and who will you betray in this ultimate test of character?"

"Win or lose, all players will walk away. But if you win, you win big!" it added.

Netflix announced the show's renewal Wednesday ahead of the "Squid Game: The Challenge" Season 1 finale.

Three remaining contestants will battle it out for the prize: Player 287 (Mai), Player 451 (Phil) and Player 016 (Sam).

Brandon Riegg, Netflix's vice president of nonfiction series, expressed excitement for the continuation of the franchise, stating, "There was no red light in our decision to greenlight Season 2 of 'Squid Game: The Challenge,' the most ambitious unscripted show we've premiered at Netflix."

The mainline "Squid Game" series, created by Hwang Dong-hyuk, holds the record as Netflix's most popular show and has also been renewed for a second season.