While most users perceive Netflix exclusively as a service for watching movies and TV shows, the company has long been developing another direction that not everyone knows about.
It turns out that a Netflix subscription unlocks access to a vast library of mobile games for iPhone and iPad, with no ads, microtransactions, or additional payments. Today, the catalog already includes over 80 full-fledged projects across a wide range of genres – from major hits to exclusive games based on popular series.
One subscription – dozens of games with no hidden fees
The main advantage of Netflix’s game catalog lies in its simplicity.
All you need is an active subscription to the service – and most games become available without any additional purchases.
Even the basic “Standard with Ads” plan, which costs $8.99 USD (approximately 8.30 EUR) per month, already includes full access to the mobile game library.
After installing a game from the App Store, simply log in with your Netflix account – no separate subscriptions need to be set up.
No ads, energy, or intrusive purchases
Compared to most mobile games, Netflix’s offering looks especially unusual.
All projects are completely free of:
- advertisements;
- mandatory in-app purchases;
- energy restrictions;
- additional subscriptions;
- hidden fees.
Players get a fully finished version without constant prompts to buy something.
That is why many projects that used to be sold separately are now getting a second life thanks to the Netflix subscription.
What to play first
The catalog is constantly expanding, but even now it already features plenty of genuine gaming hits.

Among the most popular projects:
- Arranger
- Before Your Eyes
- Dead Cells
- Highwater
- IMMORTALITY
- Into the Breach
- Kentucky Route Zero
- Moonlighter
- OXENFREE
- OXENFREE II: Lost Signals
- Paper Trail
- Red Dead Redemption
- Spiritfarer
- TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge
- Valiant Hearts: Coming Home
- World of Goo Remastered
These games received high critical acclaim long before they appeared in the Netflix subscription.
Favorite series can now be experienced in a new way
A separate category in the catalog consists of games based on Netflix’s own franchises.

The library includes:
- Black Mirror: Thronglets
- Blood Line: A Rebel Moon Game
- The Electric State: Kid Cosmo
- Money Heist: Ultimate Choice
- Netflix Stories
- Shadow and Bone: Enter the Fold
- Squid Game: Unleashed
- Stranger Things 3: The Game
- Stranger Things: 1984
- The Queen’s Gambit Chess
This allows fans of popular series to literally continue the story in a game format.
Games for the whole family
Netflix hasn’t forgotten about family audiences either.

Dozens of relaxed projects are available for children:
- Barbie Color Creations
- Cats & Soup
- Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit
- LEGO DUPLO World
- PAW Patrol Academy
- SpongeBob: Get Cooking
- Spirit Crossing
- Toca Boca Hair Salon 4
- Toca Boca Jr Kitchen
- Wild Things: Animal Adventures
- World of Peppa Pig
Most of them are designed for parents and children to play together.
Puzzle lovers also have plenty to choose from
For those who prefer calmer games, Netflix offers an impressive selection of logic-based projects.

The catalog features:
- Classic Solitaire
- Cut the Rope Daily
- Heads Up!
- Hearts
- Knittens: Cats & Dogs
- Krispee Street
- Mahjong Solitaire
- Minesweeper
- Puzzle Gods
- Storyteller
- This is a True Story
- Underwatermelon: Fruit Merge
- Word Trails
Action, sports, and dynamic adventures
Fans of more active games will also find plenty of exciting projects.

Among them:
- Asphalt Xtreme
- Bloons TD 6
- Dragon Up!
- Exploding Kittens
- Football Manager 26 Mobile
- Into the Dead 2: Unleashed
- Laya’s Horizon
- Lucky Luna
- Pinball Masters
- Relic Hunters: Rebels
- Shooting Hoops
- Snake.io
- Sonic Mania Plus
- Sonic Prime Dash
- Street Fighter IV CE
- Teeter Up: Remastered
- Tomb of the Mask
- WWE 2K25
The catalog is constantly expanding, so the list is regularly updated with new releases.
Strategies and simulators

Fans of more relaxed gameplay can enjoy:
- Country Friends
- Farming Simulator 23
- Ghost Detective
- Narcos: Cartel Wars Unlimited
- RollerCoaster Tycoon
Interactive shows and romantic stories
Netflix is actively developing another unique direction – games built around popular reality shows.

This category includes:
- Best Guess Live
- Nailed It! Baking Bash
- Secrets by Episode
- Single’s Inferno
- The Ultimatum: Choices
- THTH: Love Is a Game
- Too Hot to Handle 2
- Too Hot To Handle 3
These projects allow players to influence the storyline and make decisions on behalf of the main characters.
Games are not just for smartphones
Netflix is gradually becoming a full-fledged gaming ecosystem.
In addition to mobile devices, the company is developing games for TVs. For this purpose, it uses the Netflix Game Controller app, which turns an iPhone or iPad into a game controller for Smart TVs.
There are also separate apps available:
- Netflix Playground – mini-games for children;
- Netflix Stories – interactive stories;
- Netflix Puzzled: Logic Games – a collection of puzzles, some of which are available even without a subscription.
Netflix is gradually becoming a competitor to gaming services
Just a few years ago, it was hard to imagine that a streaming subscription could replace a full-fledged gaming catalog.
However, today Netflix already offers dozens of high-quality projects across various genres, with no ads, in-app purchases, or additional fees.
If the company continues to expand its library at the same pace, its gaming direction could well become one of the most compelling advantages of the subscription, alongside movies and TV shows.
For more details on how your Netflix subscription works with TV and computer games, you can check here, and for mobile games – here.
Netflix subscribers can also browse the game catalog online here.