Streaming giant Netflix continues to expand its gaming service, with over eighty games currently in development. During a recent earnings call, co-CEO Gregory K. Peters announced that the service has already launched over 100 games and is set to add even more to its catalog.
Netflix's strategy involves leveraging its popular IP to enhance its gaming offerings. Fans can look forward to games that tie directly into existing Netflix series, allowing viewers to seamlessly transition from watching to playing. This approach aims to deepen engagement with their content and attract more subscribers to their gaming platform.
Another key focus for Netflix is narrative-driven games, with the Netflix Stories hub playing a pivotal role. The company plans to ramp up its release schedule, promising at least one new entry each month. This commitment to regular content updates underscores Netflix's dedication to providing a rich and evolving gaming experience.
No change on mobile
Initially, Netflix Games faced challenges due to low visibility among subscribers. There were concerns that Netflix might scale back or shift to ad-supported models, potentially harming the service's appeal. However, the company remains committed to its gaming venture, and despite not sharing specific performance metrics, Netflix's overall growth suggests a positive trajectory for its gaming service.
For those interested in exploring what's currently available, you can find our curated list of the top ten titles on Netflix Games. And if you're not yet a subscriber, don't worry—our comprehensive ranking of the best mobile games of 2024 (so far) is also available, providing insights into the year's standout mobile gaming experiences.
