At the Gamescom video games show, Netflix showcased its upcoming games to be added to its gaming service, including one based on the popular series Squid Game. In addition to this, the streaming giant announced the addition of several other games to its service. Netflix, known primarily for streaming movies and TV shows, also offers mobile games that subscribers can play on their iOS or Android devices at no additional charge.
Some of the games that Netflix plans to add to its gaming service include Diner Out, Ludo King: Netflix, Snake.io, Battleship, Monument Valley, RollerCoaster Tycoon Touch, Monument Valley 2, and Monument Valley 3. These games offer a variety of puzzles, board games, and adventure games for players to enjoy. The games are available at different dates, with some already accessible on the platform and others set to be released in the coming months.
One of the highly anticipated games is Squid Game: Unleashed, which is a 32-player party showdown game featuring challenges inspired by the popular series. Players will have to team up with a friend to overcome obstacles and outsmart their competitors. While the release date of this game is uncertain, it is expected to be around the time of Squid Game’s second season premiere on Dec. 26, based on Netflix’s previous patterns of releasing games in conjunction with series premieres.
To access the games in Netflix’s library, users can download the Netflix app on their iOS or Android devices, sign in to their account, and navigate to the Mobile Games carousel on the home screen. From there, they can explore different games, learn more about them, and download the ones they are interested in playing. Users can also search for specific games within the app by using the search function and downloading them directly to their device.
In addition to the games available on Netflix, users can also explore other gaming platforms like Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Apple Arcade, and Crunchyroll Game Vault for a diverse selection of games. The expanding gaming offerings on streaming platforms highlight the growing trend of integrating interactive entertainment alongside traditional streaming content. As Netflix continues to expand its gaming library, subscribers can enjoy a variety of games without ads or in-app purchases, enhancing their overall entertainment experience.
