When Netflix said it was entering gaming, no one expected its next locker room guest to be this stacked. It’s like finding out your streaming subscription now includes a steel chair and a referee — completely unexpected, slightly hilarious, but oddly fitting. WWE 2K25’s Netflix Edition quietly hit mobile devices in select regions, giving fans a way to body slam boredom from the couch. But like a cutdown version of the main event, this isn’t quite the full show.
According to Insider Gaming and What’s On Netflix, the mobile release is a streamlined take on 2K’s latest wrestling sim. Built for touchscreen play and tied exclusively to Netflix subscriptions, the game offers a surprising amount of content but with notable omissions. Think of it as Raw Lite — fast, flashy, but missing some of the deep cuts.
WWE 2K25: Netflix Edition includes a compact but capable selection of content pulled from the console version. Key inclusions are:
Confirmed Netflix Edition Roster (via The SmackDown Hotel):
Several fan-favorite modes didn’t make the jump to mobile. Here’s what’s notably absent:
Community feedback on social media points to minor bugs, such as delayed menus and name display glitches after matches — typical soft launch hiccups.
For now, WWE 2K25’s Netflix Edition offers a surprisingly authentic wrestling experience on mobile — just without the spectacle and depth of its console counterpart. It’s compact, capable, and positioned as a solid entry point for casual players.
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