ICYMI: You Can Now Play Your Favorite Stories Through Netflix Mobile Games

Whether you are a beginner, a long-time gamer, or simply enjoy playing video games, Netflix has good news for you! Last Nov. 2, the streaming service giant launched Netflix games available for Android and iOS devices across the globe.

For fans of “Stranger Things,” you can explore Hawkins with Jim Hopper and the kids with Netflix games “Stranger Things: 1984 (BonusXP)” and “Stranger Things 3: The Game (BonusXP).”

As part of their ultimate entertainment experience, Netflix introduced other mobile games including “Shooting Hoops” (Frosty Pop), “Card Blast” (Amuzo & Rogue Games), and “Teeter Up” (Frosty Pop)

What makes it more exciting is that members are allowed to play Netflix mobile games on multiple mobile devices using a single account. Worry not, a warning message will be shown in case you hit the maximum limit.

For starters, you need to sign a membership to have an unlimited, all-access pass to these mobile games.

Tired of skipping ads? You can play with no ads, no in-app purchases, and of course, no additional fees with Netflix video games. Its latest feature does not require an internet connection, so you won’t experience lags and glitches while playing.

Moreover, Netflix created a dedicated games tab for Android users, a games row for iOS mobile phone users, and a drop-down menu to download and play for tablet users. The default language of the mobile games depends on your settings, however, in case your language is not available on the app, English will be the default language.

To avoid exposure to violence and inappropriate activities, the Netflix games tab won’t be available on kids’ profiles. Parents and guardians can set a PIN to prevent kids from accessing the adult profiles.

According to Netflix, more games and other entertainment options are already in the pipeline. Stay tuned for more fun missions and adventures!