Although we know it for series and movies, video games are another big business outlet for Netflix. The streaming giant started adding mobile titles to its subscription service a few years ago and since then has made an increasingly ambitious bet on this type of products. A trend that has been confirmed during the recent “Geeked Week”. In one of its most important events of the year, the company took the opportunity to present the novelties of its catalog, and it has surprised us once again.
Netflix is also a ‘Game Pass’ for mobile
It hasn’t been long since Netflix added GTA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Collection to its catalog and now the company is back with a carousel of announcements that are somewhat less publicized but just as surprising. As a ‘coming soon’, it has been revealed that both Street Fighter IV: Championship Edition and Civilization VI will be added to the catalog soon. In all cases, we are talking, of course, about the iOS and Android versions of these titles. Although it seems that Netflix wants to take steps towards more traditional gaming, it is not the time yet.
Below you can find all the games that are coming soon to the catalog of Netflix, as announced by the company…
- Monument Valley 1 – Available now
- Spongebob: Bubble Pop F.U.N: Available now
- Battleship: September 24
- Monument Valley 2 – October 29
- Monument Valley 3 – December 10
- Squid Game: Unleashed – December 26
- Civilization VI – Coming soon, date TBA
- Street Fighter IV CE: Coming soon, date TBA
- Carmen Sandiego: Coming soon, date TBA
- Chicken Run: Eggstraction: Coming soon, date TBA
- Don’t Starve Together: Coming soon, date TBA
- Tales of the Shire: Coming soon, date TBA
- Lab Rat: Coming soon, date TBA
- Blood Line: A Rebel Moon Game – 2025
We will have to see how the company’s bet plays out, but right now it has reached a paradoxical point. Given that services like Game Pass were inspired by the model of this subscription service, now it is this subscription service that has tried to become a Game Pass for mobile users. There is something clear in this move by the company. It not only wants to become the reference service for movies and series, but also offer the best gaming experience possible to dominate a sector of the market in which they have high expectations for the future.
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