Netflix allows users to play games on their TV screens

Starting this week, Netflix subscribers can play games on their smart TV – a feature in the projects for some time. Reports on Netflix’s efforts to bring his mobile games to TVs that started in early 2023. Later that year, the company started a game controller application for iOS devices.

However, so far there have not been many words about the games on the big screen, but it seems that the wait is finally over.

To use the new feature, go to the game tab to the Netflix TV app, then select a game and use your phone as a controller.

Since began mobile games four years ago, Netflix’s strategy has been somewhat varied. However, recent moves shows a more serious commitment to expand gambling offers, helping it to compete more directly with large video game companies, beyond gaming opponents.

Along with the announcement, Netflix unveiling The new plate of the games it launches, all of which are party titles intended to be played in teams.

These include:

• Curl: Up to eight players are timed to find words in a normalized letters of letters.
• Lego party!: Four players compete in minigames and challenges.
• PARTY CRASHERS: Dangle your friends: A person in this party secretly has no idea what everyone else is talking about. Understand the indications of which are fish to reveal the crash.
• Pictionary: Night Game: Based on the classic team game, friends have to guess what you are planning before time is over.
• Tetris Time Warp: Compete friends for the best score.

Estating games focusing on the team is a smart move for Netflix because it encourages more customers to participate. It also means that users will remain committed to streaming, even when they do not watch television or movie.

Adding the five titles follows the recent Netflix insight In the current gambling strategy, which will now focus on four types of games, including party titles.

Games are currently available on selected television screens in specific countries and Netflix plans to expand their availability over time.