Netflix Games: Full Game List and How to Play

Netflix has entered the gaming market with ‘Netflix Games‘, a free addition to its regular service that allows users to download and play video games on mobile devices. The service is similar to Xbox Game Pass, which received recently received new titles for November. The service is live on Android, with iOS planned at a later date. In this guide, we’ll cover Netflix Games’ full game list and detail how to play, so you can get straight into the action.

Relevant information, such as future game releases and parental controls, have also been explained below.

How to Play Netflix Games

Netflix Games is included in the standard Netflix subscription package at no extra cost. Simply update and open the Netflix app, select the dedicated ‘Games’ tab and download the game you wish to play. Once it’s been downloaded, select the game to get straight into playing!  Mobiles and tablets running Android are currently the only platforms to support Netflix Games, however, iOS has planned support in the near future.

The same parental controls will apply to games as Netflix itself, requiring a pin to play specific content on the profile it’s set up for. Some games require an internet connection, while others can be completely played offline once downloaded, which is perfect for car trips and poor Wi-Fi connections.

Netflix Games: Full Game List

Stranger Things: 1984

Stranger Things: 1984 is an action-adventure game in a semi-retro pixel style based on the hit Netflix series. Multiple characters from the show are playable and each have unique puzzle-solving abilities. Eggos and gnomes can also be found throughout Hawkins that unlock secret bonuses.

Stranger Things 3: The Game

Another pixelated Stranger Things title: ‘Stranger Things 3: The Game‘. Play through memorable scenes from the series, as well as some original quests, as one of 12 playable Stranger Things characters. The game can be played solo or in two-player co-op and involves puzzle-solving and battling deities in The Upside Down.

Card Blast

Card Blast is a Poker-inspired game crafted for casual players. The aim is to save cards from a moving conveyor belt leading to a shredder and place them onto rows to make winning hands and score points. Fun abilities, such as freezing and nuking, mix up the typical Poker gameplay and help players to achieve the highest score possible. The game can be played solo in the game’s ‘Journey’ mode or against players across leaderboards

Teeter Up

The only goal of Teeter Up is to manipulate a ball into a hole by moving platforms in different scenarios. The game features realistic physics, a unique balance mechanic, 150 levels, a way to compete with friends and 3D Touch support.

Shooting Hoops

Shooting Hoops takes the phrase a little too literally: the player has to fire darts at a ball in order to land them inside a hoop. Different balls are unlockable, like soccer balls, which all have their own unique weight and feel. Power-ups are also available to make levels easier or more fun.

Future Game Releases

The titles of future game releases on Netflix Games are unknown, but we’ll list them when they’re available. Netflix plans to add more games regularly at no extra cost, with games for “every kind of player, whether you’re a beginner or a lifelong gamer. ” If you can’t wait for the potential Squid Game video game, check out our ‘Roblox Squid Game Codes‘ guide to see if you would survive.

Netflix Games is available now for all Netflix subscribers.