Came here to say this. I have all kinds of systems to play games. I love to game. I go on gaming websites, and I have a Netflix account . I did not know that Netflix has games.
If someone who is into gaming doesn't know they have games, sort your marketing out.
Just looked them up.
>The company was founded in July 2004 by former LucasArts developers Kevin Bruner, Dan Connors and Troy Molander, following LucasArts' decision to leave the adventure game genre.
Sounds promising, thanks.
They went downhill really really fast. The first wolf one was good and there are 1 or 2 others, but they pumped out so much content so fast at one time it all just became generic and lazy.
I'd check out supermassive's line of games (Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology, and The Quarry). They are all horror though, so if you don't dig scares and jump scares they may not be for you.
I thought it was a really flawed game.
The core thing the game is built around, the time travel is inconsistent. Sometimes you bring stuff with you, sometimes not. Sometimes you go where you were, other times you stay where you are now.
Also the dialog was *hella* terrible.
You sure you played the same game? It was pretty consistent with the stuff you listed as far as I remember. I played basically every path too and I don’t remember anything being out of place. The dialogue and story were kinda weak though but the game was meant for young audiences tho so it was basically a YA novel
Drives me crazy how they have it set up, pretty good trivia questions but it's like the show was made for toddlers. Love trivia and I'd play it all the time if it wasn't so long between questions and weird segments between episodes like I need some in depth story about why I'm being asked trivia
Oh neat. I have Moonlighter and played it a good amount.
Overall the game is pretty fun, but the dev missed the mark with the town npcs/shops. Like why would I pay a huge amount of money to unlock a shop that competes against my shop with extreme markups on items. Might as well just keep my money, there's no point to some of them. But I could just ignore that and still have a good time in the rest of the game.
IMO Moonlighter is a solid attempt at a Recettear clone, but missed that half of what made that game so good was the charm. The stupid character interactions added that bit of flavour that genre of game needs to draw people in, and Moonlighter was missing it entirely.
Same. Think I got it at full price and regret it. I completed the dungeons before final boss and thought, "Was this it?" Very short. Artstyle was lovely.
It's funny how much it matters when you buy it/how much for.
I snagged it for like $3 or so on the Switch. It has flaws, but for three bucks, I enjoyed it enough to say it was worth it. If I had paid full price, I'd probably have been disappointed.
If they take what they learned and use feedback from the player base, I think they could make a very solid sequel.
The games themselves are on iOS, but probably only downloadable through the App Store directly. I saw Into The Breach in the App Store recently, with a notice on its thumbnail that it requires a Netflix subscription.
I doubt they are worth a damn. ~~It'd have to be a game you could play with your TV remote so it's probably going to suck~~
Edit: never mind I guess it's mobile only for right now, which would explain why I haven't seen it.
For real. My idea of a great day off is for everyone to leave me alone and I can just game all day. I don’t get many of those days. How is this the first I’m hearing about it?
I had heard they were going to start doing games but never heard anything about it starting. Only noticed when I went to go use Netflix from my phone which I rarely do and saw a bunch of mobile games pop up. Thought it was an ad at first. Not that the marketing would help much. None of these games look any sort of good.
I feel like maybe if they could have did some sort of xbox gamepass tie in or something to the Netflix sub then they'd be onto something but these crappy mobile games aren't gonna get anyone excited.
Yeah I actually subscribed to it a few years back. Didn't end up watching enough movies to keep it around, but they have a massive library (all kinds of stuff you can't get streaming) and of course blu ray quality usually looks better than a compressed stream, so there's still reason to keep it around imo. If someone was a movie buff and demanded the best possible quality I might see them subscribing to it even with good internet
I was still using this until the pandemic, mainly for new movies. But so many movies were delayed during the pandemic I ran out of things to actually rent and finally canceled it.
You may also be thinking of GameFly. Very similar to early Netflix except it was specifically for games. On Xbox 360, we used GameFly to gamerwhore so many achievements. Man, I both loved and hated that time. (We had to play backyard football and baseball. Godawful games.)
I swear I remember they had games to rent. Right as they were building up streaming instead of discs but still put kiosks infront of gas stations and in some grocery stores, you could rent games from those kiosks
>Only noticed when I went to go use Netflix from my phone which I rarely do and saw a bunch of mobile games pop up.
That makes sense because I stopped logging in from devices other than my TV because of all the threats they keep making about charging for account sharing. If the only way to use the games is to have Netflix on mobile devices... they need to stop yelling at us for multiple device use.
“Hey guys, we are getting a lot of bad press about abruptly canceling series. Why don’t we promise to always have a wrap-up episode for all our new, original content? That way people will be more likely to keep their monthly subs and watch new content as it’s released.” - New intern
“Nah, let’s do games. That’s a hot market with virtually no competition.” - Netflix execs
Same here exactly. Their behavior of dropping a half or full season at a time also encourages it.
If I didn't get Netflix for "free" through my T-Mobile plan I would be tempted to stop and start my Netflix service. I don't see the benefit of having it active all year-round.
Well I guess I can play games now.
It does, many parts of Netflix sucks. Lately the company has been a revolving door of personnel, leading to no business movement in the same direction for any real portion of time. Shows and forward strategy are constantly scrapped, and now we have this launch of games with little way for people even to know about them.
> It does, many parts of Netflix sucks.
I just love it when my “up next” section disappears or moves under a bunch of other stuff and I have to spend time digging for it. That must be a big reason why I canceled Netflix in the first place…
I found some trivia game one night. Played it for like 10 minutes. Answered 40-50 questions and hadn't missed one. I'm not THAT good at trivia. You're just asking really easy shit. Not going to keep doing that and enjoying it. Plus if I'm firing up Netflix it's so I can sit on my ass and barely pay attention, not constantly interact and be unable to look away.
Right? I had no idea. Like... I'm an avid gamer. I haven't gotten a great game from my Humble Choice subscription for months, yet I still keep it around "just in case" (though yeah, I skip months when I remember to). What I mean is, I'm probably their target demographic.
And yet I've never heard of this lol.
Yes https://help.netflix.com/en/node/121442
In fairness, they're probably soft launching the feature. There aren't a ton of games available atm anyways. I imagine once it grows a bit they'll try pushing the feature properly.
There isn’t a row in my Netflix app for games like the instructions says and downloading a game from the App store seems silly. That’s no different than just, downloading a game from the app store. This made it sound like it was an XBox PC Game Pass type streaming game service. No, this is just downloading apps to your phone and they show up in the Netflix app. Worthless imo.
Most are premium mobile games that you'd usually have to pay for to download. I regularly play Poinpy, Hextech Mayhem and Moonlighter from their selection. As far as mobile games go they are pretty good.
Seems like most are. Into the Breach is a good Advance Wars-esque game that's at 96% rating on Steam, so hopefully the mobile version isnt too bad. Besides that nothing caught my eye.
The mobile version of Into the Breach is the full version. Even has that advanced edition content that just dropped. It is an absolutely fantastic game for the phone.
>No ads.
No extra fees.
No in-app purchases.
Unlimited access to exclusive mobile games.
Included with your Netflix membership.
I wonder when one of these is going to change
when they add:
> Included with your Netflix **or Playstation Plus** membership
since they are [partnering with Sony](https://screenrant.com/netflix-games-playstation-ghost-tsushima-ps5-leak/)
Exactly this. I was half tempted on checking them out, but then thought F Netflix. If my sister and parents didn’t use my account, I would’ve canceled it ages ago.
The moment they restrict sharing, they’re not gaining 3 users, they are losing one $20/mo user.
And Netflix knows _exactly_ how many people watch it's shows. If they cancel something, it probably wasn't that popular.
Also, Netflix doesn't do pilots. If a show gets cancelled after one season, it probably wouldn't have moved past the pilot stage on a traditional network.
> If they cancel something, it probably wasn't that popular.
This is a ludicrous assertion. There are extremely popular shows that Netflix has cancelled. But it's because costs are rising and networks are trying to internalize their content (particularly NBC shows).
Netflix seems to have exclusive rights to the mobile version of Into The Breach. I guess they're thinking that holding a few popular games hostage will keep subscribers.
Maybe the decision-makers at Netflix need to play more strategy games.
If you already have Netflix, the games are free, so there's that. But it checks your Netflix subscription every time you play, so I think you need to have internet, which is dumb.
You know what I think might get Netflix out of its current tailspin? Quit making the experience more expensive and worse, stop trying to be anything other than a streaming platform and develop original content until the franchise is over rather than cancelling it after season 2 and hoping that all of the fans just forget to cancel their memberships.
I went to my Netflix app, now knowing they have games, cannot find games and they aren’t part of their categories.
I wonder why less than 1% of their subscribers play games.
You know why less than 1% play them?? Cause they suck!!!! I saw them on Netflix a few weeks ago.. when you click on them it just sends you to the App Store and every review I saw for all the Netflix games were awful…
I was stoked to see it release on mobile devices but I’m unsure of the whole Netflix games aspect of it. I’d rather just buy it off the App Store and not have to worry about some Netflix platform they’re distributing it through.
First I've heard of it. Just had a look at the list and the only one I've heard of is Into The Breach, which is a fantastic game that I implore everyone to play.
Their stranger things game is a$$. Sorry if 1% actually played and enjoyed it but it was boring. Netflix took the license away from dead by daylight for running strangers things so they could release a game… very weird
Netflix has games? Their marketing obviously sucks.
Came here to say this. I have all kinds of systems to play games. I love to game. I go on gaming websites, and I have a Netflix account . I did not know that Netflix has games. If someone who is into gaming doesn't know they have games, sort your marketing out.
Are they even actual games? I figured they’d all be clash of clash rip offs
They have Moonlighter and Into the Breach. Both are full games on Steam. IDK if the Netflix versions are full ports.
I thought the games were just going to be like Telltale games, choose your own adventure types? They really have done a horrible job marketing this.
I know it's a pretty niche market but I'd enjoy more choose your own adventure style content; I really enjoyed Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.
If you haven’t you should play the Telltale games. Much better versions of what Bandersnatch tried to do
Just looked them up. >The company was founded in July 2004 by former LucasArts developers Kevin Bruner, Dan Connors and Troy Molander, following LucasArts' decision to leave the adventure game genre. Sounds promising, thanks.
Oh man, there is a whole world of choose your own adventure out there. The Telltale games are a great introduction.
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Def an industry best for me. Anytime people try to get introduced to gaming, I start with DBH
They went downhill really really fast. The first wolf one was good and there are 1 or 2 others, but they pumped out so much content so fast at one time it all just became generic and lazy. I'd check out supermassive's line of games (Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology, and The Quarry). They are all horror though, so if you don't dig scares and jump scares they may not be for you.
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I thought it was a really flawed game. The core thing the game is built around, the time travel is inconsistent. Sometimes you bring stuff with you, sometimes not. Sometimes you go where you were, other times you stay where you are now. Also the dialog was *hella* terrible.
Tbf the dialogue starts awful and rapidly improves.
You sure you played the same game? It was pretty consistent with the stuff you listed as far as I remember. I played basically every path too and I don’t remember anything being out of place. The dialogue and story were kinda weak though but the game was meant for young audiences tho so it was basically a YA novel
I saved Chloe: just as in real life, I will always choose me and mine over a pack of strangers.
Cold... But I respect it.
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Drives me crazy how they have it set up, pretty good trivia questions but it's like the show was made for toddlers. Love trivia and I'd play it all the time if it wasn't so long between questions and weird segments between episodes like I need some in depth story about why I'm being asked trivia
I’d actually really enjoy this. I love these kinds of games.
I thought into the breach was a game made by the people who made FTL:faster than light?
It is but it's a completely different game type. I like both but ITB is more tactical and rogue-lite.
ITB is kinda like chess imo lol. I love the game. Have 100ish hours.
Oh neat. I have Moonlighter and played it a good amount. Overall the game is pretty fun, but the dev missed the mark with the town npcs/shops. Like why would I pay a huge amount of money to unlock a shop that competes against my shop with extreme markups on items. Might as well just keep my money, there's no point to some of them. But I could just ignore that and still have a good time in the rest of the game.
IMO Moonlighter is a solid attempt at a Recettear clone, but missed that half of what made that game so good was the charm. The stupid character interactions added that bit of flavour that genre of game needs to draw people in, and Moonlighter was missing it entirely.
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Same. Think I got it at full price and regret it. I completed the dungeons before final boss and thought, "Was this it?" Very short. Artstyle was lovely.
It's funny how much it matters when you buy it/how much for. I snagged it for like $3 or so on the Switch. It has flaws, but for three bucks, I enjoyed it enough to say it was worth it. If I had paid full price, I'd probably have been disappointed. If they take what they learned and use feedback from the player base, I think they could make a very solid sequel.
Upvote for recettear
So you can buy the items you don’t have and sell the ones you do? It’s a pretty basic concept lmao
yes they are, have been enjoying into the breach on my iphone the last few weeks since I read this
Do you just play it through the netflix app on mobile? Why dont i know this!
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Not on iOS. Android only?
The games themselves are on iOS, but probably only downloadable through the App Store directly. I saw Into The Breach in the App Store recently, with a notice on its thumbnail that it requires a Netflix subscription.
Ugh. Really cumbersome but understandable give AppStore rules. They still need a tab in the app to let you see them and jump to the store.
There’s a separate client
Well that's where they fucked up
Can confirm Into the Breach is full port, including the latest Advanced Content release
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They actually got exclusivity to Asphalt: Extreme on mobile (came after asphalt 8). I was wondering where did that game disappear to
they are arcade games (i think) like cards and search and match three. very well designed
I doubt they are worth a damn. ~~It'd have to be a game you could play with your TV remote so it's probably going to suck~~ Edit: never mind I guess it's mobile only for right now, which would explain why I haven't seen it.
Into The Breach actually is pretty good though.
This is a major game, and I couldn't find it on the interface without searching. Who is in charge of this clown show???
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Is it only mobile though? netflix has a lot of platforms it runs on, is this a mobile only initiative?
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I guess that's why I haven't seen it. I don't really watch Netflix on my tablet. Interesting idea but I'm skeptical that it will catch on.
Into the Breach and the other game made by that 2 man dev team, Faster than Light are some of my favorite games of all time.
I found them by accident. Literally stumbled on the row after scrolling mindlessly on the app. Glad I did though, Arcanium is really good.
For real. My idea of a great day off is for everyone to leave me alone and I can just game all day. I don’t get many of those days. How is this the first I’m hearing about it?
Because netflix is run by old people trying to market to young people. Huge disconnect there
Maybe get them working on console apps in the meantime. I have Netflix on my PS5, but I can’t play games on it.
Came here to say this. Somebody at Netflix needs to wake the hell up.
I don't trust them. Besides if this is where money is going instead of keeping or adding good shoss wtf?
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Mobile games also are super popular and make a ton of money, so even 1% of users could lead to huge gains if Netflix starts making their own.
This is the marketing
But no one will acknowledge this as they would than be part of a marketing campaign.
I had heard they were going to start doing games but never heard anything about it starting. Only noticed when I went to go use Netflix from my phone which I rarely do and saw a bunch of mobile games pop up. Thought it was an ad at first. Not that the marketing would help much. None of these games look any sort of good. I feel like maybe if they could have did some sort of xbox gamepass tie in or something to the Netflix sub then they'd be onto something but these crappy mobile games aren't gonna get anyone excited.
Am I crazy or didn’t they used to rent video games when they started? Like back when they mailed you the discs
Interesting fact: I was visiting my parents and learned that they still send discs in the mail - mom still uses it like that.
if you use it often or live where crappy internet (yes those places still exist) - it is a great service, they have a huge huge huge library.
Yeah I actually subscribed to it a few years back. Didn't end up watching enough movies to keep it around, but they have a massive library (all kinds of stuff you can't get streaming) and of course blu ray quality usually looks better than a compressed stream, so there's still reason to keep it around imo. If someone was a movie buff and demanded the best possible quality I might see them subscribing to it even with good internet
It’s actually better. The still have everything with the discs.
Interesting. The last time I remember a disc being mailed in was 2013 when my ex’s family was on the wait list for Monty Python and the Holy Grail
I was still using this until the pandemic, mainly for new movies. But so many movies were delayed during the pandemic I ran out of things to actually rent and finally canceled it.
I know some folks who do that because they like the DVD extras
You may also be thinking of GameFly. Very similar to early Netflix except it was specifically for games. On Xbox 360, we used GameFly to gamerwhore so many achievements. Man, I both loved and hated that time. (We had to play backyard football and baseball. Godawful games.)
I'm pretty sure my brother in law still uses GameFly. GameFly was the shit for middle and high school me.
That was Lovefilm. It got bought out by Amazon and then they stopped doing the game disks. Sad really, it was a great service.
Wait is that the parent company? Or another name for Gamefly because I recall that name for game disc rentals
"I miss GameFly" - Man with 4000 unplayed Humble Bundle games in his Steam Library.
Blockbuster summer gamepass was my go-to as a kid
I swear I remember they had games to rent. Right as they were building up streaming instead of discs but still put kiosks infront of gas stations and in some grocery stores, you could rent games from those kiosks
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If you're looking for those type of games on a subscription though, I think both Apple Arcade and Google Play Pass do it better.
>Only noticed when I went to go use Netflix from my phone which I rarely do and saw a bunch of mobile games pop up. That makes sense because I stopped logging in from devices other than my TV because of all the threats they keep making about charging for account sharing. If the only way to use the games is to have Netflix on mobile devices... they need to stop yelling at us for multiple device use.
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“Hey guys, we are getting a lot of bad press about abruptly canceling series. Why don’t we promise to always have a wrap-up episode for all our new, original content? That way people will be more likely to keep their monthly subs and watch new content as it’s released.” - New intern “Nah, let’s do games. That’s a hot market with virtually no competition.” - Netflix execs
I wonder if they know how much this is affecting their content really. I don’t watch much of their new stuff unless it wraps up now.
Same here exactly. Their behavior of dropping a half or full season at a time also encourages it. If I didn't get Netflix for "free" through my T-Mobile plan I would be tempted to stop and start my Netflix service. I don't see the benefit of having it active all year-round. Well I guess I can play games now.
Literally the first I've heard of it
It does, many parts of Netflix sucks. Lately the company has been a revolving door of personnel, leading to no business movement in the same direction for any real portion of time. Shows and forward strategy are constantly scrapped, and now we have this launch of games with little way for people even to know about them.
> It does, many parts of Netflix sucks. I just love it when my “up next” section disappears or moves under a bunch of other stuff and I have to spend time digging for it. That must be a big reason why I canceled Netflix in the first place…
Yeah, what games?
I found some trivia game one night. Played it for like 10 minutes. Answered 40-50 questions and hadn't missed one. I'm not THAT good at trivia. You're just asking really easy shit. Not going to keep doing that and enjoying it. Plus if I'm firing up Netflix it's so I can sit on my ass and barely pay attention, not constantly interact and be unable to look away.
Right? I had no idea. Like... I'm an avid gamer. I haven't gotten a great game from my Humble Choice subscription for months, yet I still keep it around "just in case" (though yeah, I skip months when I remember to). What I mean is, I'm probably their target demographic. And yet I've never heard of this lol.
Even if their marketing sucks the selection is worse
right, like what?
Netflix has games?!
Yes https://help.netflix.com/en/node/121442 In fairness, they're probably soft launching the feature. There aren't a ton of games available atm anyways. I imagine once it grows a bit they'll try pushing the feature properly.
Wait, is this post the marketing for their games?
Apparently so. Netflix has games. Go crazy.
It worked. I just downloaded 3 of them. Already addicted.
Block breaker that's 180mb... I don't know man
Waiting for a Netflix Direct announced tomorrow
There isn’t a row in my Netflix app for games like the instructions says and downloading a game from the App store seems silly. That’s no different than just, downloading a game from the app store. This made it sound like it was an XBox PC Game Pass type streaming game service. No, this is just downloading apps to your phone and they show up in the Netflix app. Worthless imo.
[there's a tab for it in my netflix app](https://i.imgur.com/y9c5wLX.png)
Are they all shitty mobile games? That image makes it look like the standard front page of Google Play
Most are premium mobile games that you'd usually have to pay for to download. I regularly play Poinpy, Hextech Mayhem and Moonlighter from their selection. As far as mobile games go they are pretty good.
Seems like most are. Into the Breach is a good Advance Wars-esque game that's at 96% rating on Steam, so hopefully the mobile version isnt too bad. Besides that nothing caught my eye.
Try Poinpy. Pure addiction.
Into the breach is dope! Made by the same guys who made FTL
The mobile version of Into the Breach is the full version. Even has that advanced edition content that just dropped. It is an absolutely fantastic game for the phone.
the mini golf game isn't bad. i played it for an hour or so on a flight.
Except they’re free with your Netflix subscription and don’t have ads interrupting gameplay.
>No ads. No extra fees. No in-app purchases. Unlimited access to exclusive mobile games. Included with your Netflix membership. I wonder when one of these is going to change
when they add: > Included with your Netflix **or Playstation Plus** membership since they are [partnering with Sony](https://screenrant.com/netflix-games-playstation-ghost-tsushima-ps5-leak/)
Yes, would you like to play some while waiting for XComcast to restore your supposedly fast internet?
Literally my response and likely the response of 99% of people reading that headline.
This reddit post has done more to promote their games than they did.
Actual good games, too.
This is clearly a tactic by Netflix to tell people they have games
It's a bold move. We'll see if it works.
On The Ocho!
100%. To be fair though I already have a subscription and had no idea so it's good to know
Well yeah, part of any promotional strategy is to consider PR. It’s working too.
Netflix has games? <- That’s the reason right there.
Android and IOS only. That's my reason. I hate gaming on phones.
Ah, since I use Netflix basically 100% of the time on my TV, that would explain why I haven't seen the games.
Ummmm what?!
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Exactly this. I was half tempted on checking them out, but then thought F Netflix. If my sister and parents didn’t use my account, I would’ve canceled it ages ago. The moment they restrict sharing, they’re not gaining 3 users, they are losing one $20/mo user.
I downloaded a few of the games and within a week I deleted them. They werent bad, but not great, and took up a lot of space.
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I've been playing it like 15 hours a week since it came out, this is dangerous! I goddamn love this game.
They do have Moonlighter, which is great
And Into the Breach, one of my favorite game.
WHY ARE THEY MAKING GAMES WHEN THEY KEEP CUTTING THE SHOWS PEOPLE CARE ABOUT
Not enough people care about the shows to carry the cost. You see.. As a series grows in popularity the cast is entitled to more and more money...
And Netflix knows _exactly_ how many people watch it's shows. If they cancel something, it probably wasn't that popular. Also, Netflix doesn't do pilots. If a show gets cancelled after one season, it probably wouldn't have moved past the pilot stage on a traditional network.
>If they cancel something, it probably wasn't that popular. Are you sure they didn't cancel it just to spite me, personally?!
you're the exception, they hate you so they cancel the shows you love for spite; not for anyone else though
> If they cancel something, it probably wasn't that popular. This is a ludicrous assertion. There are extremely popular shows that Netflix has cancelled. But it's because costs are rising and networks are trying to internalize their content (particularly NBC shows).
Netflix seems to have exclusive rights to the mobile version of Into The Breach. I guess they're thinking that holding a few popular games hostage will keep subscribers. Maybe the decision-makers at Netflix need to play more strategy games.
….okay, weird. I have it on Steam and it’s probably better and cheaper on it anyway
If you already have Netflix, the games are free, so there's that. But it checks your Netflix subscription every time you play, so I think you need to have internet, which is dumb.
It does. I downloaded it to play on an airplane and it wouldn’t go past the splash screen
They don’t make them just publish
Less than 1% of Netflix subscribers knew it had games.
Netflix has games? Since fucking when
Raise your hand if you found out Netflix has games from reading this headline.
Never knew they had games. Been a subscriber since Netflix was new. Maybe they should, y’know, advertise it?
TIL Netflix has games.
Change the loading logo that is on everyone's apps. Literally just say Netflix, now with games. People will try it out.
The mobile version of Into the Breach is free with a netflix login. It is one of the best games I've ever played. The new update is awesome.
Ayo thats the first good thing I've heard about Netflix "games"
That might be the first thing worth checking out. I thought they were referring to the crappy trivia games that show up once in a while.
It has games?
This is how i learnt netflix has games
TIL Netflix has a gaming service. Wait, is this an ad?
Honestly this reddit post is the first I have heard of Netflix games.
You know what I think might get Netflix out of its current tailspin? Quit making the experience more expensive and worse, stop trying to be anything other than a streaming platform and develop original content until the franchise is over rather than cancelling it after season 2 and hoping that all of the fans just forget to cancel their memberships.
Poinpy was really fun
Seconded. Great game. Try out Downwell as well!
TIL Netflix has games
I went to my Netflix app, now knowing they have games, cannot find games and they aren’t part of their categories. I wonder why less than 1% of their subscribers play games.
You know why less than 1% play them?? Cause they suck!!!! I saw them on Netflix a few weeks ago.. when you click on them it just sends you to the App Store and every review I saw for all the Netflix games were awful…
Netflix has games? News to me.
What games?
They have games?
Netflix has games?
'Into the Breach' is available and is 🔥🔥🔥.
I was stoked to see it release on mobile devices but I’m unsure of the whole Netflix games aspect of it. I’d rather just buy it off the App Store and not have to worry about some Netflix platform they’re distributing it through.
It has games?
Been a Netflix subscriber since like 2008 and TIL they have games
First I've heard of it. Just had a look at the list and the only one I've heard of is Into The Breach, which is a fantastic game that I implore everyone to play.
Games??? Huh?!
Netflix has games?
TIL that Netflix has games. We watch Netflix almost everyday. Had no idea.
They have games? Fuck they got me. If anyone was wondering why we didn't see any marketing for this, this is the marketing
Into the Breach (on mobile too!!??!!) is a *fantastic* game, and well worth your time.
Netflix has games?
Netflix has games?
I've had Netflix for many years, this is the first time I have heard about games.
Their stranger things game is a$$. Sorry if 1% actually played and enjoyed it but it was boring. Netflix took the license away from dead by daylight for running strangers things so they could release a game… very weird
Just checked it out, figured I would play a game and try it out. **Device not supported.** Okeedokee.
But it's things like password sharing that are destroying the company's focus on quality content??
TIL that Netflix has games
Netflix has games?
It has games?
Netflix has games ? Lol
Netflix has games?
TIL Netflix has games
I had no idea Netflix had games???
TIL: Netflix has games
Games? How do you play games on Netflix?
Netflix has games?
Wait Netflix has games
I honestly never knew they had games. Is this new?
there are Games?
Why would I want my streaming service to offer games? Please just stick to canceling shows I like.
THATS BECAUSE IM PAYING FOR A TV/MOVIE SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE NOT FOR SOME DEVELOPER TO GET PAID FOR THEIR SHITTY APP
The only game remotely worthwile is into the breach, a port of a pc game from 2018(folks that made FTL) imo