Netflix Puzzled

Netflix Puzzled is Netflix's daily puzzle hub. It lives on the Tudum website and in a free app for iPhone, iPad and Android, made by Next Games, one of Netflix's own studios. You do not need a Netflix membership or account: the daily puzzles, the streak and the shareable results all work without one, and signing in only carries your streak between devices.

Each day brings a fresh puzzle in every game, grouped by the kind of thinking they ask for. Four are word games. In Bonza you join word fragments into a small crossword around a theme. Crossover has you swap letters in a mini grid until every row and column is a word. Waywords turns a word search into a path from start to finish with decoys to avoid, and Combo chains overlapping phrases. The logic games are Sudoku, Starstruck (one star in every row, column and colour region, none touching) and Currents, a single line through every numbered cell. On the visual side, Neon links pairs of symbols with wires that must not cross. Snippets unfolds paper into rectangles to reveal a picture, and Jigsaw is the classic.

New puzzles are ready at midnight in your own time zone, and playing at least one keeps your streak alive. A Puzzle Archive holds past days if you miss one, and started puzzles wait in a Continue Playing row. Beyond the dailies there are collections themed on Netflix series and films. The app has no in-game ads, and the word games are in English only for now, while the app's screens come in ten more languages.

Netflix changes the line-up from time to time. Scattergories was once among the dailies but is gone from the App Store text of October 2026, and the help center now has a page for Wordsmith, where you trace words through a grid of letter tiles for points.

Puzzled sits closest to Puzzmo and the New York Times Games app: a home page of many short dailies rather than one puzzle. Several of its games are cousins of familiar ones (Starstruck plays like Queens or Star Battle, Currents like Zip, Neon like Flow Free), so it suits players who already do a few of those each morning and want them in one free place.