YouTube star MrBeast’s Amazon Prime game show, Beast Games, has been renewed for another season with a third rumored to be in the works following its record-breaking debut in early 2025.
Jimmy ‘MrBeast‘ Donaldson is swiftly making the transition from internet icon to TV game show host as his status as a YouTube powerhouse steadily leaks into real life.
The YouTuber has already lent his voice to several roles in high-profile animated projects like Kung Fu Panda 4 and Netflix’s Love, Death + Robots, not to mention his very own game show getting released on Amazon Prime earlier this year.
‘Beast Games’ was perhaps one of his most ambitious undertakings to date, breaking over 40 Guinness World Records as the largest game show in history — and it looks like Amazon liked it so much, they’ve renewed it for two additional seasons.
MrBeast’s Beast Games broke over 40 world records as one of the most ambitious game shows in history.
Casting underway for Beast Games Season 2
As reported by Deadline, Donaldson’s Beast Games is coming back for seconds and thirds, and casting is already underway for Season 2.
While Amazon hasn’t directly stated that a third season is officially in the works, industry insiders claim Season 3 is also in the chamber — something backed up by comments from Mike Hopkins, the Head of Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios.
“We’re going to do a couple more seasons of that, I think, soon,” Hopkins said during a panel at the Milken Institute Global Conference on Wednesday, May 7.
Amazon PrimeMrBeast’s Beast Games has been officially renewed for a second season, and a third season is also reportedly in the works.
And in April, Donaldson himself appeared to hint at a lengthy lifetime for the show, saying in a statement to Deadline that “another 10 seasons could happen.”
This is just the latest big news for MrBeast after the YouTuber revealed he is collaborating with acclaimed author James Patterson to create a novel about an “extreme contest” — something similar to his upcoming role in Netflix’s Love, Death + Robots Season 4, where he voices a game show host for a deadly competition.
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