Netflix hopes to establish itself a major games publisher for mobile platforms, and is not really limiting itself to using its games as extensions to its existing streaming content, as per Leanne Loombe, Vice President of External Games at Netflix. Unlike some of Netflix's earlier titles such as Too Hot to Handle: Love is a Game and Narcos: Cartel Wars Unlimited which are based on existing Netflix titles, many of the upcoming games are not in any way linked to movies or TV shows on the streaming platform. Monument Valley 1 and 2 are confirmed to be coming to Netflix Games in 2024 Assassin's Creed fans can also expect a mobile game from the franchise to come to Netflix games soon. Notable among these are Terra Nil, a reverse city-builder which will be launching on March 28, and Mighty Quest: Rogue Palace from Ubisoft, which will release on April 18. As of now, the service has launched 55 games since November 2021, and has a total of 70 games in development with external partners. The global streaming platform recently announced that it is planning to bring 40 new games to its platform in 2023.

New releases on Netflix Games in 2023 and beyond

For 2023, Netflix is betting big on its gaming service, with major expansion plans to build on its existing catalogue, and is working with developers such as Ubisoft and Super Evil Megacorp, to bring 40 new titles to the service. Interestingly, this does not require anything more than your standard Netflix subscription, with all paid subscribers gaining access to the full catalogue of mobile games, available on iOS and Android.

However, many may not be aware that Netflix is also a subscription game service for mobile games since November 2021. As one of the biggest streaming services in the world, Netflix is well known for its massive catalogue of original and licensed movie and TV series content.

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