Netflix has committed to investing significant resources in the gaming industry , and so far it has kept its promise. In the coming months, Netflix subscribers will be able to download and play mobile games based on some of the streaming service's most popular TV shows, such as Squid Game and Wednesday .
According to people familiar with Netflix's gaming plans, the company is exploring a partnership to add games based on Extraction, as well as the Sherlock Holmes and Black Mirror, to its mobile platform, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
The report claims that these new mobile games are expected to be released in the coming months. Additionally, Netflix will continue to license popular games like Bloons TD 6 and Classic Solitaire.
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There are rumors circulating that Netflix is even in talks with Take Two for a license to bring the famous Grand Theft Auto franchise to its gaming service. There is no information on how the discussions have concluded or if negotiations are still ongoing.
Unfortunately, most people don't know about Netflix's mobile games library, and even fewer actually enjoy them. According to app Apptopia, Netflix games have been downloaded 70 million times, but only 1% of Netflix's 238 million subscribers actually play them every day.
Despite being a huge industry, Netflix is trying to convince its customers to play its games on their mobile, even if this service is provided free of charge for subscribers of the streaming.
We look forward to seeing if the upcoming titles will influence Netflix subscribers' perception and convince them to dedicate some of their free time to the company's mobile games.
Source: phonearena.com
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