The mobile video game sector is the most lucrative of all, above the console and PC video game market through Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG among others, so it is a safe bet for companies that bet for them, although it is not working correctly for all of them due to poor implementation.
Netflix entered the entertainment industry mobile video games a couple of years ago, with a very limited catalog and with the aim of building the loyalty of its subscribers by offering extra functionality, taking into account how highly valued the mobile video game sector is by users. As the years have gone by, the streaming giant has expanded the number of titles available, offering almost 100 titles.
Netflix expands its catalog of mobile games
All video games that Netflix offers are available for free to Netflix subscribers and do not include no ads or purchases inside. In case the number of titles were short, Netflix has just announced that it is adding 14 new titles to its catalog, games that we show you below.
- Netflix Stories: Perfect Match (June 6)
- The Case of the Golden Idol (June 11)
- Hearts (June 18)
- Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit (June 25)
- Too Hot to Handle 3 (July 23)
- The Dragon Prince: Xadia (July 30)
- Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure (Summer 2024)
The following titles do not yet have a expected release date.
- Don’t Starve Together
- Harmonium: The Musical
- Lab Rat
- Netflix Stories: Emily in Paris
- Netflix Stories: Selling Sunset
- Rothwood
- Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of The Rings Game
As we can see in the list above, some of these titles are original while others are based on the programs and series that Netflix offers through its platform as Emily in Paris, Perfect Match and Selling Sunset while others have nothing to do with the platform, such as The Dragon Princea cooperative role-playing game, the puzzle Lab Ratthe multiplayer beat-em-up Rothwood and Tales of the Shire. As we can see, these are titles of all types, so they are not focused on a specific user niche.
How to install Netflix games on your mobile
All the games that Netflix offers to its subscribers are available directly on both the App Store like in the Play Store directly, so you don’t need to use the Netflix app to download them.
However, it is necessary to have a valid Netflix account to be able to use them, since the first time we run them, they ask us for our account credentials. It is not necessary to have a permanent internet connection to enjoy these games, except for cooperative or multiplayer titles, so they are an excellent option for when we go on vacation this summer.
The Netflix game catalog is available for all subscription plansincluding the plan with ads that is priced at 5.99 euros per month.