7 Highest-Rated Sci-Fi Shows on Netflix to Stream After 3 Body Problem

Coming from the minds behind Game of Thrones, it's no surprise that 3 Body Problem was such a hit. But when a good show ends, it can leave you wanting more of the same.

So we've put together a list of the 7 best sci-fi shows on Netflix right now:

7. Altered Carbon

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 75%

2 seasons, 18 episodes

360 years in the future, human consciousness is very different. It's now stored in a file implanted in a person's neck and can be transferred from one person to another.

The richest members of society (Meths) never have to die. They simply transfer their consciousness (DHF) to a new body (known as a sleeve) when necessary. When a Meth named Bancroft wants to find out who killed him, he offers a political prisoner a chance at a new life if he can solve the case.

Also available on Prime and Vudu.

6. 3%

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 81%

4 seasons, 33 episodes

Netflix's first Portuguese-language original, this dystopian series is set at an unspecified point in the future. Residents of the Inland are given one chance to complete The Process and gain access to the Offshore.

They don't know what the Offshore is – only that it's a promised land that can't be worse than the Inland. They also know that only 3% make it there.

5. Black Mirror

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 83%

6 seasons, 27 episodes

Charlie Brooker's take on the invasion of technology and humanity's obsession with it is meant to unsettle. And boy, does it!

In many ways a reimagining of The Twilight Zone, each episode is a stand-alone show, but there is a clear theme that ties them all together. It's black comedy mixed with drama and a warning about the direction we're headed. But it's a compelling watch.

It's also available to stream on Prime and Apple TV.

4. Maniac

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 85%

1 season, 10 episodes

This surreal, black comedy psychological thriller is something of a mind f**k. Two participants in a pharmaceutical trial bond while experiencing what can only be described as a series of strange hallucinations.

Emma Stone and Jonah Hill star, while Justin Theroux plays Dr. James K. Mantleray, who was removed from the project but reinstated after the death of his successor.

3. Dark

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 95%

3 seasons, 26 episodes

If you like Stranger Things, this German-language thriller is for you.

When two children go missing in a small village, four families set out to find them. As we delve deeper into the backstory of the town and its inhabitants, dark secrets are revealed.

There's a time travel element to the show that hits the spot and you'll be hooked from the start.

2. Resident Alien

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 97%

Alan Tudyck stars as an alien sent to Earth to destroy humanity. After performing an autopsy on the town's recently deceased doctor, he becomes the man's replacement.

His alien identity is kept secret from everyone except Judah, the mayor's son. The more time he spends among the species he was sent to exterminate, the more he grows to like them.

Resident Alien is also available on Vudu, Peacock, Prime and Apple TV.

1. Travelers

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 100%

3 seasons, 34 episodes

Set in a post-apocalyptic future, this show is in many ways a commentary on humanity. Humanity has messed up, so travelers from the future must go back in time to try to prevent the mistakes that were made.

They do this by inhabiting host bodies of present-day people who are about to die. And they find everything they need to know about their hosts through the digital footprints left behind on social media accounts. But navigating life in the 21st century comes with its own problems.

The show is also available on Prime.