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Salish's 12 Games of Christmas Trailer Brings Festive Chaos to Netflix
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Salish's 12 Games of Christmas Trailer Brings Festive Chaos to Netflix

Salish Matter and seven friends compete in 12 festive challenges in Netflix's new Christmas special, hosted by Jordan Matter. But a secret impostor threatens to sabotage the games and steal the presents.

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Christmas presents are up for grabs, but trust is in short supply in Salish's 12 Games of Christmas, a new Netflix competition special that turns a festive getaway into a game of suspicion.

The official trailer introduces teenage content creator Salish Matter and seven of her closest friends as they gather at a winter cabin for 12 Christmas-themed challenges. With a mountain of presents waiting for the winners, Salish's father, photographer and YouTube personality Jordan Matter, takes on hosting duties.

However, there is a catch. One participant is secretly an impostor, tasked with sabotaging the challenges and stealing the gifts. As the competition unfolds, the group must uncover the culprit before the final round.

Joining Salish are fellow social media personalities Payton Delu, Elliana Walmsley, Gio Siciliano, Angelo Bahu, Markell Washington, Nidal Wonder and Txunamy Ortiz. Their mission involves more than winning individual games, as friendships and trust are tested by the hidden saboteur.

The holiday special marks another step in Salish and Jordan's expanding relationship with Netflix. The father-daughter duo originally gained popularity through their family-friendly YouTube adventures, while three seasons of their Salish & Jordan Matter series are already available on the streaming platform.

Combining festive traditions with competitive challenges and a social-deduction mystery, the special offers a playful alternative to conventional Christmas entertainment.

Salish's 12 Games of Christmas premieres exclusively on Netflix on 28 November 2026.

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