Highlights

  • Netflix will introduce 14 new games to its streaming service this summer, offering a variety of genres to subscribers.
  • Popular titles like Don't Starve Together and new additions like Tales of the Shire are on the list.
  • Netflix Games aims to compete with other gaming subscriptions, making gaming more accessible for fans on mobile devices.

Streaming giant Netflix has announced a summer slate of 14 new games coming to its Netflix Games service. The lineup includes a number of highly popular titles and upcoming video game releases, giving subscribers a fun variety of new gaming experiences to enjoy on Netflix.

Best-known as a frontrunner in the movie and television streaming space, Netflix has recently implemented the brand-new Netflix Games service, which allows its subscribers to play a number of video games via the Netflix app. While the service is still being rolled out in various countries and remains in a "testing" phase, users can look forward to a number of exciting new releases for the streamer's gaming library this summer.

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Netflix has released an official trailer confirming 14 more games coming to its gaming service in the next few months. Familiar titles including Don't Starve Together, The Case of the Golden Idol, and Rotwood are among the lineup, along with several new entries in the Netflix Stories series, featuring games based on popular Netflix original series like Selling Sunset, Emily in Paris, and Perfect Match. Many of the games have been given release dates, though others have been marked as "coming soon" or given a broader summer release window. Netflix has already added several big-name titles to its gaming library, such as Hades, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, and Dead Cells, among others. As AAA game companies like Microsoft and Sony work to balance physical releases with video game subscription services, Netflix looks to be expanding its existing online offerings by entering the gaming fray.

Netflix Games Summer 2024 New Additions

  • Netflix Stories: Perfect Match (June 6)
  • The Case of the Golden Idol (June 11)
  • Hearts (June 18)
  • Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit (June 25)
  • Too Hot to Handle 3 (July 23)
  • The Dragon Prince: Xadia (July 30)
  • Arranger: A Role-Playing Adventure (Summer 2024)
  • Don't Starve Together (Coming Soon)
  • Harmonium: The Musical (Coming Soon)
  • Lab Rat (Coming Soon)
  • Netflix Stories: Emily in Paris (Coming Soon)
  • Netflix Stories: Selling Sunset (Coming Soon)
  • Tales of the Shire (Coming Soon)
  • Rotwood (Coming Soon)

Fans can look forward to a number of surprising additions to Netflix Games this summer, with dating sims, point-and-click mystery, action-adventure, survival, and card games among the array of upcoming additions. Perhaps most surprising are the unreleased games, such as Tales of the Shire and Lab Rats, that are already slated to be launched on Netflix Games, indicating that they may be available to Netflix subscribers at a similar time to their release on other platforms. Whether Netflix Games will prove to be a competitor against the massive library of Xbox Game Pass or the growing popularity of PS Plus remains to be seen, but competition among big companies is likely to benefit consumers in the long run.

Being able to enjoy a number of fun games on a mobile device without having to purchase additional hardware, such as a console or PC, makes gaming more accessible. In spite of some audiences remaining skeptical about the value of gaming subscription services, it is promising to see an entertainment powerhouse such as Netflix branching out to offer new opportunities to gaming fans.

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Netflix is one of the most popular and widely viewed streaming services in the world. Beginning with its mail order DVD service, Netflix has since grown into an entertainment juggernaut, with original shows and movies including Squid Game, Stranger Things, The Irishman, and The Killer.

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August 29, 1997