Get ready to chase Carmen Sandiego across the globe! Netflix Games is launching a brand-new Carmen Sandiego adventure on January 28th, available on mobile devices before console and PC releases.
This adrenaline-pumping game lets you relive the 90s edutainment classic or introduce your kids to the thrilling world of Carmen Sandiego. In this latest installment, Carmen, reimagined as a globe-trotting vigilante, battles her former V.I.L.E. associates. Expect action-packed gameplay filled with puzzle-solving, suspect tracking, daring leaps across buildings, and maybe even some hang-gliding!
The mobile version launches ahead of the March console and PC releases, giving Netflix subscribers exclusive early access to Carmen's latest escapades. It's no coincidence this mobile-first release aligns perfectly with Netflix's rebooted series, which centers on Carmen's heroic transformation.
Ready to join the chase? Pre-register now for Carmen Sandiego on iOS and Android! For more mobile gaming options on Netflix, check out our list of the top ten best Netflix games.
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