How to Watch Salish’s 12 Games of Christmas on Netflix (Nov 2026)

By American TV editorial team |

Cozy log cabin living room at night with a lit Christmas tree, a pile of wrapped presents, mugs of hot cocoa on a wooden table and a fire in a stone fireplace while snow falls outside

Salish’s 12 Games of Christmas is scheduled for Netflix on November 28, 2026. Search the full title in the Netflix app and check its availability for your country and account. The subscription’s current terms and title listing control access.

For more upcoming Netflix viewing, see The Body and Murder in Galicia. Browse our TV guide for other services.

Release and story

Salish Matter invites seven friends to a winter cabin for a holiday competition hosted by her father, Jordan Matter. Twelve festive challenges offer the group a chance to win presents, while an impostor secretly tries to sabotage the games.

Netflix’s announcement describes a social-deduction holiday special. The group must identify the saboteur before the final round. It is a separate release from the existing Salish and Jordan Matter series, so search for the full Christmas-special title.

How to watch

  1. Open Netflix on a supported device or in a supported web browser.
  2. Sign in to the account that carries your subscription.
  3. Search the complete title, then open the matching title page.
  4. Check the season or release part, content rating and available languages.
  5. Choose the available episode or film when it releases in your region.

Before the release, the page may show a reminder or trailer rather than a playback option. A title appearing in search does not mean every announced episode is already available. Check the account’s local listing again on the release date.

Subscription and bundle checks

Compare the current plan price and included features at checkout. Do not assume an old trial, promotion or bundle still applies. If Netflix is billed through a TV or mobile provider, confirm that activation is complete before opening a second paid account.

Netflix is a streaming service rather than a numbered DIRECTV channel. A television’s Netflix button opens the app but does not establish subscription access. Check our Netflix and DIRECTV bundle guide for questions to ask about eligible offers.

Before viewing

Test sign-in and playback on the television or device you intend to use. Check the profile’s viewing restrictions if a title is missing. If a release is unavailable in your country, follow the service’s own listing rather than assuming an overseas schedule applies.

The release listing supports the date above. Information was reviewed October 27, 2026; release schedules and service terms can change.

For help comparing television options, call 1-855-690-9884.