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Overnight, Netflix has added removal notices to another nine titles in its mobile game library, bringing the total number of games due to depart up to 13 throughout the final month of the year. Below, we’ll look at each game leaving, why they’re going, and what will happen to your game saves.
For a quick recap and in case you didn’t know, Netflix has offered an extensive mobile games library over the past few years as part of your subscription. Its library ballooned to well over 100 titles, although throughout 2025, as part of a wider shift in Netflix’s gaming strategy, it’s been taking some of those games off the platform. The removals work the same way as a service like Xbox Game Pass or PlayStation Plus, whereby once a game is removed, you can no longer play it for free. The biggest difference in Netflix’s case is that the game effectively becomes bricked, whereas on the other platforms mentioned, you’re able to buy the game and continue playing.
Netflix’s first round of removals came over the Summer when we saw over 20 games pulled from the platform, with developers suggesting they were blindsided by the sudden removal. That’s in addition to studio closures and upcoming Netflix projects that have been scrapped.
Leaving Netflix Games on December 5th
Leaving Netflix Games on December 8th
- Scriptic: Crime Stories
- Reigns: Three Kingdoms
Leaving Netflix Games on December 9th
- Arcanium: Rise of Akhan
- Dungeon Boss: Respawned
- Wonderput Forever
- Sports Sports
- Skies of Chaos
- Townsmen: A Kingdom Rebuilt
- Dust & Neon
- Rival Pirates
Leaving Netflix Games on December 12th
- Twelve Minutes
- Kentucky Route Zero
If you’re playing through any of these games, a reminder: while some of the games that have been removed have since launched on the iOS and Google Play stores outside of Netflix, your game saves are not ported over.
Why are the games being removed? It comes down to licensing: in all the above cases, their licenses are due for renewal, and barring a last-minute renewal, they’ll be departing as stated. A Netflix rep has previously told us, “Just like with series and film, games will be removed from Netflix as licenses expire. Players will notice a “Leaving Soon” badge and be notified by the app itself well in advance of removal.”
On the bright side, Netflix does still continue to release some mobile titles, such as Toca Boca Hair Salon 4, which dropped this week, and Netflix got the long-awaited Football Manager 2026 update earlier this month and has been top of the charts ever since. Netflix also released its collection of five party games yesterday, which includes Boggle Party, Lego Party, Pictionary: Game Night, Tetris: Time Warp, and Party Crashers: Foll Your Friends.
Are there any games from this list you’ll be sad to see leave the streamers’ library? Let us know in the comments.
