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Netflix Puzzled soft launches on mobile in select regions, offering daily puzzles and word games

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  • Netflix Puzzled is a ever-evolving puzzle platform that brings together the most engaging logic and word games in one place.
  • You can explore its curated challenges featuring Sudoku, Shapes, Bonza, and more.
  • You can play offline, and there are no ads.

Netflix Inc. has unveiled a soft debut of their new puzzle-based platform, called Netflix Puzzled, which can now be accessed on Android and iOS devices in Australia and Chile. Developed by Next Games, a subsidiary of Netflix’s game studio, users will need an active Netflix membership to play this game. At the moment, there is no news about its global release.

Engage your brain by solving daily logic, word puzzles, and sudokus

Netflix Puzzled represents a continuously growing puzzle hub, merging the most captivating logic and vocabulary games under one roof. Daily updates introduce fresh puzzles, allowing you to delve into an ever-expanding collection of logic and word conundrums that keep getting better with time.

If you’re a fan of cracking puzzles, this could be your preferred hangout spot temporarily. I’m thrilled about tackling various mental challenges every day, ranging from the familiar Sudoku to creative word games such as Bonza. What’s more, you can savor the experience of solving these brain teasers without an internet connection.

Building a daily routine of logic and word puzzles just got fun with this game! It not only helps to exercise your mind but also offers opportunities for community engagement at different events and thematic puzzle challenges. What’s more, you can enjoy an ad-free experience throughout your gaming journey.

The puzzle game “Netflix Puzzled” has been softly introduced for both Android and iOS devices in both Australia and Chile. To get the game, simply visit your Google Play Store or App Store. A worldwide release is anticipated shortly.

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2025-03-14 21:43

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