Netflix has about 80 games in store for us, and the streaming giant is now bringing us its creations at a new speed

Most people probably still pay Netflix mainly for movies and series, but the red team has been involved in video games for quite some time, releasing more than a hundred titles in the last few years. Meanwhile, they are busily crafting new adventures in the background, and a recent report from the company revealed that they have more than 80 titles in development.

And that’s not all, because from now on they want to bring members a new game every month. One of the CEOs of Netflix, Greg Peters, revealed that as they are the fastest to bring interactive story adventures, the Netflix Stories collection will find new additions every month based on series like Emily in Paris or Hollywood Realtors.

Of course, not only those who want to see adaptations of popular series on the screen can look forward to new video games, because Netflix is ​​preparing a wide range of genres. But there’s no question that there’s a lot of potential in games that are part of established franchises, as fellow CEO Ted Sarandos said, and it’s great that they can keep fans entertained between seasons, or even add brand new elements to it. , what is on the screen.

There are also strong cross-platform titles on Netflix’s mobile app, such as the Grand Theft Auto reboot trilogy, Sonic, Football Manager, and several installments of the aforementioned Stories. It’s unclear how many titles in production are from third-party developers and how many directly under Netflix, but it’s good to see the streaming team looking to expand further in this area as well.

Source: Eurogamer

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