The Best Netflix Games Titles Worth Playing

Netflix Games is doing its own thing rather than following the lead of other subscription services, and given that nearly everyone already has access to a Netflix account, there's no barrier to entry for a huge audience to browse its game library. All you need is a smartphone and the Netflix app, and you're ready to go.

Just like Netflix's shows and movies, not every game is of the same quality or to your taste. Instead of scrolling through options like you do when picking a movie and never quite reaching a decision, try one of our picks for the best games on Netflix Games. What are the best Netflix Games titles? Let's take a look together!

What Are the Best Netflix Games Titles? 2023

Moonlighter

We're starting with a game some of you will probably recognize: Moonlighter. This indie hit launched much earlier on PC and consoles, but it made its way to your phone through Netflix Games. It's a gorgeous pixel-art game where you play as Will, a shopkeeper in a small town who has to explore dangerous dungeons during the day to gather goods to sell. With its half 2D-Zelda-style adventure, plenty of roguelike elements, and a half management sim, Moonlighter is a very engaging game with hours of content that will keep bringing you back. That said, since the game's nature involves diving into dungeons at night and running your shop during the day, it's also perfect for shorter, bite-sized play sessions.

Poinpy

Poinpy will catch your eye with its adorable art style, but once you start playing, you'll be glued to the screen. This gem comes from the developer of Downwell, one of the best phone games of all time, so the team knows exactly what makes a mobile game addictive. Unlike that previous game, Poinpy has you aiming to bounce your character upward from platform to platform. It's that simple to start, but things quickly get more complex as you climb higher, with new things to keep in mind and watch out for. If you know you're addicted to games that make you say "one more run," Poinpy is a must-play.

Wonderputt Forever

Mini golf games were among the most popular titles back when Flash games were popular, and while they're arguably better than ever, for some reason they're not talked about much anymore. That shouldn't be the case for Wonderputt Forever, which is an almost therapeutic experience. Everything from the perspective to the soundtrack, even down to the *tock* sound of hitting the golf ball, creates an enchanting atmosphere. There's no pressure, just fun courses to get through to see the next great new location you'll travel to. Wonderputt Forever is as magical as mini golf courses felt when you were a kid, and it's a joy to play from start to finish.

Krispee Street

Based on the webcomic of the same name, Krispee Street brings the exact same concept that turns adult coloring books into reality, only in the form of an old-school Where's Waldo? book. The most important factor here is the art, since the entire idea of this game revolves around looking at things, and luckily, it's fantastic. Every inch of every form is packed with personality, from strange but cheerful creatures to a pair of eyes on a fire hydrant. Even if you can't find the object you're looking for, you won't feel like you wasted your time looking anywhere in the space. You can play each level, earn coins as you progress, play daily challenges, or just load up zen mode and relax for as long as you want. If Krispee Street can't reawaken your inner child, nothing can.