Top 12 Netflix Games You Can Play Right Now

GTA: San Andreas The Definitive Edition

Grand Theft Auto, or GTA for short, is one of the most popular franchises in the world. Even if you haven't played any of the games, chances are you've heard of some of its titles, including San Andreas.

GTA San Andreas is one of the best, most beloved games in the franchise. You play as CJ, and as you return to Los Santos, you discover that nothing is the way it used to be. It's your job to help the people closest to you and take control of the streets you once knew, all while escaping the police for a crime you didn't commit.

While GTA San Andreas is among the most popular games in the franchise, with your Netflix subscription, you also get access to other amazing Grand Theft Auto games like GTA II and GTA San Andreas.

TMNT: Shredder's Revenge

If you're an 80's or 90's kid, chances are you watch the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. While the four turtles might not be as popular today, they still have a lot of shows, comics, and video games for you to enjoy.

And that includes TMNT: Shredder's Revenge. This game will take you back to the 80s era with a beat 'em up that we already know and love. As you can guess by the title, your job is to stop Shredder, the biggest nemesis to the turtles. To do this, you'll have to take control of some of the best characters in the franchise. 

Not only can you play as Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, or Michelangelo, but you can also control other players like April, Master Splinter, or Casey Jones. 

This game is packed with action and nostalgia, and you won't regret giving it a shot.

Football Manager 2024 Mobile

Whether you call it soccer or football, everyone loves to watch their favorite players on the field. But you know what's more fun than that? Managing your team however you want.

That's what Football Manager 2024 is all about. You'll be entrusted with a team that you control however you like. You can build the perfect team to beat everyone in a match or have all your favorite players in one place.

Whatever you choose, you'll need to be smart about it. Your job is to take your team to the next level, after all. To do this, you'll need to manage everything from positions to players and even create an entirely new strategy that the other players don't suspect.

Sure, you won't be actually playing the matches yourself, but managing your team and taking it to victory is just as fun.

Farming Simulator 23

Simulation games have become extremely popular in the last few years. Even if it may sound boring, doing a job you've never done before, like driving a truck, cooking, or stealing a house, sparks our curiosity and makes us want to play them. Plus, most of these games are relaxing and charming in their own way.

Enter Farming Simulator. This game has been around for a few years now, and you can finally play it on your iPhone. Your job is to control your farm and make it as big and profitable as possible. You'll need to buy land, take care of your crops, and control all your equipment to make the best farm ever.

If you've never played a simulator game, this type of game might sound weird. But it's actually quite fun once you get the hang of it. Plus, it's free, which is a big reason to try it out.

Hades

Hades is regarded as one of the best roguelike games to come along in recent years. It's so popular that it even got a sequel this year, and there's a reason for that.

Hades is an extremely fun and addictive game. You'll play as Zagreus, the son of Hades. And your goal is to hack and slash your way through the Underworld in order to reach Mount Olympus.

The more you play, the better rewards you'll get. In each run, you'll get new weapons or abilities that will make defeating the bosses even more fun and interesting.

Be warned, though, this game isn't necessarily easy. You will lose a lot and will be forced to start from the beginning. Luckily, the more experience and abilities you earn, the farther you'll get.

Dead Cells Netflix Edition

Another console game that's made its way to mobile is Dead Cells, a fun and challenging experience that's not for the faint of heart.

This roguelike and platforming game makes you play as the Prisoner, a sort of ghost who, by itself, can't do much. However, it does have the ability to possess other dead bodies in order to try to escape the castle. 

The gameplay is quick, fun, and hard. You won't be able to make it out on your first run. And to make things more challenging, if you die, you'll have to start from the beginning. The good news is that you'll still have access to things you earned, like Cells, which work as this game's currency.

Again, remember that this game is pretty hard. If you don't like challenging games, you're better off playing a different game from this list. If you're up for the challenge, though, you're going to have so much fun and quite a lot of frustration.

Twelve Minutes

Twelve Minutes isn't like other games on this list. This game is more of an experience of trial and error, where all your choices matter in ways you haven't even imagined.

The game starts with a boring and romantic dinner with your wife. Your job is to make it the perfect evening at home. Once your wife is ready for dinner, someone knocks on your door. 

It's a detective who's accusing your wife of murder. You don't know what's going on, and before you even get the chance to find out, the detective murders you.

While that should be the end, the clock rewinds back twelve minutes, giving you another chance at making things right and surviving this evening. The downside? You're in a time loop you can't escape unless you manage to change what happened when the romantic dinner started out.

This game is an interesting take on time loops and puzzles. You'll have to work in real-time to find out more information and prepare everything for when the detective, who's voiced by Willem Dafoe, gets to your apartment.

Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon

Shovel Knight is one of the best platforming games in recent years, and you can finally play it on your iPhone. Well, sort of. 

Instead of the platforming game that everyone knows and loves, you'll play a puzzle game where your job is to match different tiles to escape and save your friends. 

Granted, it doesn't sound as exciting as the main game, but it's still a joy to play, especially if you like the franchise's characters or puzzle games in general.

Despite how simple it is, Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon gets tougher the more you progress. Luckily, you'll find equipment that will help you. And trust us, you're going to need it, especially when you fight some of the special bosses in the game.

Sonic Mania Plus

If you love games and movies or are as old as some of us, chances are you've heard of Sonic. This lovable hedgehog has been around for as long as Mario, and he's become just as successful.

And now it's available in your Netflix subscription. Sonic Mania Plus is just like the older games but with slightly better controls and graphics. Of course, the game still keeps the same look and feel of the original games to give you that dose of 90's nostalgia you missed so much.

Besides Sonic, you can also play some of the most popular characters from the franchise: Tails and Knuckles. Both have different abilities and gameplay, so you'll have to master them as well.

Despite the classic fights, this game also introduces new bosses. You'll find new characters not available in the original game, as well as a robot army that Dr. Eggman has sent to stop you.

Dumb Ways to Survive

You've heard of Dumb Ways to Die, but have you tried Dumb Ways to Survive?

This silly and fun survival game puts you in the shoes of the most popular characters of the Dumb Ways to Die universe. After you get lost, you'll need to survive for as long as possible.

Your job will help Noob find as many resources it needs to survive as long as possible. You'll need food, shelter, and all the tools you can get. If you can't survive this cute and silly hell, you'll have to start again from scratch.

The game is cute, charming, and silly. If you love Dumb Ways to Die or games like Don't Starve, you'll have a great time playing Dumb Ways to Survive.

Cut the Rope Daily

Back in the day, when the App Store was still new, it hosted some of the most popular mobile games we've seen in years. One of them was Cut the Rope, a cute and simple game with one objective: feed little Om Nom as much candy as you can.

Fast-forward a few years, and Cut the Rope has found a new home in the Netflix library. Luckily, the goal is still the same.

With Cut the Rope Daily, your goal is to solve a new puzzle every day. You'll need to cut ropes, use different tools, and think outside the box to feed Om Nom. Moreover, if you feel competitive, there are also daily global challenges to solve. You can compete against your friends or people from around the world.

Cut the Rope Daily brings everything that made the original Cut the Rope great. Granted, you don't get as many puzzles right away as with the original game, but it's still a joy to play.

Pinball Masters

Thanks to Netflix, pinball is back and better than ever. The classic pinball game now is available on your mobile with new tables, tips, and experiences for you to enjoy.

At its core, Pinball Masters is just like good old pinball. Your goal is to score as many points as possible before you drop your ball. 

But Pinball Masters brings a new spin to the table. Now, you can choose to play solo or against other players. You can play offline or join up to four other players to play some unique challenges and see who can score more points.

Moreover, the game comes with a Tip of the Day to help you hone your skills or remember old tricks that you used to do back in the day.

Besides multiplayer, there's also a leaderboard where you can challenge yourself to reach your highest score and show it off against other players.