By: Wael Elgafary

It’s a small world after all in Rainbow Six SMOL, out today for iOS and Android devices

exclusively for Netflix members. This top-down isometric roguelite shooter is a tiny, funny,whimsical take on the Rainbow Six universe. Players control a Rainbow recruit who leads a squad of Operators on different missions to defuse bombs, free hostages, and crush bad guys. Each recruitable Operator has their own weapons, passive bonuses, and unique abilities, and it’s up to players to build a squad tailored to the mission at hand.

There are five game modes in Rainbow Six SMOL, as well as 10 factions of enemies, ranging from dragons to scary demons to gun-wielding humans. To win, players will need to keep in mind the objective and enemy types they’ll be facing, as well as cater to their own playstyle.

Stealthy players may want to take advantage of Valkyrie’s recon abilities, while brash players will want Sledge’s hammer to crush everything in its path, and use a van to wreck everything left. (Oh, by the way, everything in this world is destructible – think Rainbow Six Siege’s destructibility cranked up to 11 and nothing is safe.)

After each successful mission, players get to go back to HQ with XP and in-game credits to spend on unlocking new weapons and upgrades. However, if the enemies win, the player’s recruit will die forever, and they’ll need to get a new one and start from scratch. Losing is not recommended.

Rainbow Six SMOL joins Netflix’s growing catalog of more than 80 mobile games, with must-play titles for everyone adding further value to all Netflix memberships without any ads, in-app purchases, or extra fees.

Netflix members can play Rainbow Six SMOL today on iOS and Android devices.