Tomb Raider Reloaded Leaving Netflix Games February 13; Saves Locked

Netflix's mobile library will drop Tomb Raider Reloaded on Feb 13, 2026, giving subscribers one last weekend to play before the Netflix edition goes offline. A leaving banner reading "Last day to play" will appear on Feb 12, signaling the end of the Netflix build exactly two years after it launched on Feb 14, 2023.

The title’s developer, Deca Games, offers a free-to-play version with in-app purchases on Google Play and the App Store, but any progression, unlocks, or saves tied to the Netflix build will not move to those storefront releases. That means players who have put time into the Netflix edition should plan to finish content or note their progress before the banner appears, because Netflix-sourced saves remain locked to Netflix accounts and cannot be exported.

For players considering where to continue, the non-Netflix store version is available now and has seen a moderate install base. Store estimates place the Google Play installs between roughly 500,000 and 1,000,000, indicating an active audience for the cross-platform release. However, switching to the store copy means starting fresh unless you were already using an account system supported outside Netflix.

This removal is part of Netflix Games’ ongoing cycle of additions and removals as the service fine-tunes its slate. Subscribers should treat Netflix’s mobile catalog like a rotating arcade cabinet - titles can be added and pulled on a schedule, and saves tied to Netflix’s environment are often walled off from external storefronts. If you rely on Netflix access for mobile play, this model affects long-term collections and completion runs.

Practically, players who want to squeeze in a final raid should log into the Netflix build before Feb 12 to secure any immediate goals or event rewards. If you want to keep playing after the Netflix edition closes, download Deca Games’ free-to-play version on Google Play or the App Store, but be prepared to rebuild progression and repurchase any IAP content you previously accessed through Netflix.

The wider implication is clear for mobile gamers who use Netflix Games as a hub: track which titles you want to preserve, and move early when a favorite shows a leaving banner. Expect more tweaks to Netflix’s lineup as the service balances its current and upcoming game slate, and plan your playtime accordingly if you want to avoid losing access to in-progress runs.