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Get Ready to Play: Netflix Introduces a Timeless Gem from 2009 to Its Gaming Library
World of Goo returns to our mobile devices in a remastered version from Netflix that promises us a lot of stickiness.

- May 26, 2023
- Updated: July 2, 2025 at 2:06 AM

In 2008, everyone was crazy about physics-based games, especially in the mobile space. In that context, World of Goo arrived, a construction game where we used goo balls that, when connected, formed structures to overcome obstacles. Having won numerous awards and being ported to various devices, it now comes to Netflix in a remastered version to hook us once again to the mobile screen, just like it did in the late 2000s.
In addition to obvious graphical improvements and various technical adjustments, they have added support for numerous languages, including European Spanish. To play World of Goo: Remastered, all you need is an iOS or Android device and an active Netflix subscription. You can find the game to download completely free of charge within the Netflix app itself, or from the App Store for iOS or Google Play for Android. It’s a unique excuse to get hooked again on building ridiculous structures with these sticky little balls to overcome level after level during our boring moments of waiting between tasks.
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