Netflix expands its game catalog with over 80 titles

Netflix is ​​adding over 80 new games to its growing catalog of mobile titles and plans to launch a new title every month starting in July.

During the most recent conference call on July 18, Gregory K. Peters, co-CEO, president and director of Netflix, said: “We’ve launched over 100 games to date. We’ve seen what works and what doesn’t. We’re refining our program to implement even more of what works in the 80+ games we’re currently developing.”

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According to Peters, these new titles are considered “interactive narrative games.” Based on IPs such as Emily in Paris And Sell ​​sunsetFrom now on, these titles, called “Netflix Stories,” will be available through a dedicated hub in the Netflix app and will primarily be used to draw attention to the streaming service’s other exclusive content.

While the new additions to Netflix’s existing game library are exciting, Perfect Match: The Game is understandably not your idea of ​​a great time. However, aside from the original titles, the Netflix app offers a catalog of fantastic third-party titles that are available to subscribers for free and include some of the best mobile games available right now. Examples include The Fall of the Golden Idol, Krispee Street, Spiritfarer, and more.