Netflix has revealed a breakdown of its 2023 milestones, delivering a total of 86 games by the end of the year and confirming an additional 90 games currently in development alongside a few games planned in its 2024 lineup. Mike Verdu, Vice President of Netflix Games, shared this through an official blog post, which we’ll delve into in this article.
2023 was a year of milestones for Netflix Games
Verdu mentions that Netflix launched 40 games this year, featuring notable titles such as Grand Theft Auto Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, Football Manager 2024 Mobile, and Storyteller. The streaming giant introduced its first two internally developed games, Oxenfree II: Lost Signals and Netflix Stories: Love is Blind, marking the beginning of a catalog of interactive fiction based on popular series and movies.
In addition, Netflix rolled out its streaming beta test to make games accessible on various devices in the US, UK, and Canada, with plans to expand to more countries. Netflix will have 86 games available on its platform by the end of the year, all included in the membership without ads or additional fees. Furthermore, with nearly 90 games currently in development, Netflix Games is poised for continued expansion, confirms Verdu.
More Netflix releases lined up for the year 2024
While mentioning the milestones of the streaming service in 2023, we have also received details regarding some of the upcoming games hitting our mobile screens in 2024. Let us look at what we have in store for us.
1. Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit
Embark on a heartwarming adventure in Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit, the sequel to the beloved life-sim game. As a Spirit Scout on a haunted island, you’ll befriend troubled ghostly bears, experience new ghost stories, and engage in fun activities like power-washing ghosts with a blowfish.
2. FashionVerse
Express your style in FashionVerse, the first AI-enhanced, 3D mobile fashion game. Design outfits, become a trendsetter, and compete in glamorous challenges with inclusive models in realistic scenes. Unleash your creativity, earn rewards, and make your mark in the dynamic world of fashion.
3. Game Dev Tycoon
Relive the ’80s gaming industry in Game Dev Tycoon. Start your own video game company, research technologies, and create best-selling games to gain worldwide fans. In the Netflix edition, develop games based on favorite films and TV series, test decision-making skills, and explore marketing opportunities with content creators.
4. Sonic Mania Plus
Experience the celebration of the past and future in Sonic Mania Plus as you play as Sonic, Tails, or Knuckles, relive classic zones with a new twist, and face off against new bosses and Dr. Eggman’s robot army. Welcome to the thrilling world of Sonic Mania Plus!
5. Braid: Anniversary Edition
The popular puzzle platformer Braid is returning with its Anniversary Edition, scheduled to launch on April 30, 2024, for Mobile, PC, and Consoles. Drawing comparisons to the original, the visual aspect receives a significant upgrade and aims to take players on a visual ride.
6. Rebel Moon Game
Unveiled at gamescom and crafted by Super Evil Megacorp, this Rebel Moon game unfolds in the aftermath of the events depicted in the upcoming movies, Rebel Moon: Part One: A Child of Fire, and Rebel Moon Part Two: The Scargiver. Immerse yourself in the narrative as you select your rebel character and battle within this engaging four-player co-op action game.
7. Other Games
Alongside, they have other games planned as well.
- Chicken Run: Eggstraction
- The Dragon Prince: Xadia
- Dumb Ways to Survive
- Hades
- Harmonium: The Musical
- Katana Zero
- Money Heist: Ultimate Choice (Jan 4)
- Monument Valley 1 & 2
- Netflix Stories: Virgin River
- Paper Trail
- The Rise Of The Golden Idol
- Squid Game Universe Game
Overall, Netflix aims to make 2024 a more memorable year than the previous, and no doubt it will offer more excitement for the players waiting to play amazing mobile games.
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