LOS ANGELES – November 05, 2026 -- Netflix members worldwide can now download a standalone ABCmouse game for children ages 2 to 8 at no extra cost, with no ads and no in-app purchases. Age of Learning, the company behind ABCmouse, says the game is playable offline after the initial download.
The game launches with more than 300 activities
The launch lineup includes more than 300 games, books, and videos covering reading and writing, math, science and health, art and music, and social-emotional learning. Each activity is built around a specific learning objective drawn from the ABCmouse curriculum.
The primary focus is children ages 4 to 6. A toddler track for ages 2 to 3 features the character Todd Ler'Fox, and extra reading and math content serves ages 7 and 8. Parents choose when and how the game fits into the family routine.
Four activities anchor the lineup
- Letter Bubbles: letter recognition and phonics practice.
- Paint by Numbers: number recognition and counting through a creative format.
- Rainbow Traceables: letter and number tracing to build handwriting and fine motor skills.
- Passport to Adventure: reading and cultural exploration of places around the world.
A randomized trial backs the curriculum
Age of Learning cites a randomized controlled trial it conducted: Pre-K children who used ABCmouse at least 2 days and 1 hour per week doubled their learning gains in early reading and math.
"We start with what children need to learn and build an experience they'll love around it," said Alex Galvagni, CEO of Age of Learning. Ariella Morik, Vice President of Business Development, said the Netflix release lets the company reach families on a platform they already use, including without an internet connection.
Where to get it, and what costs extra
The game is available now through the iOS App Store and Google Play as part of every Netflix membership. Families who want more can subscribe separately to ABCmouse, which offers more than 13,000 learning activities, games, books, and videos. That app is available on Google Play, the Amazon App Store, Samsung Galaxy Store, and the App Store.
Age of Learning says more than 55 million children worldwide have used ABCmouse.