5 Netflix In-App Games Officially Launched Globally

Netflix has officially launched its mobile game worldwide. (photo credit: netflix)

JAKARTA - After months of waiting for its presence, Netflix has finally officially launched its mobile game worldwide. Starting today, users can play five new games within the app.

The games include Stranger Things: 1984, Stranger Things 3: The Game, Shooting Hoops, Card Blast, and Teeter Up. Gamers can play a simple game that can start from scratch or get an immersive experience that can immerse them in their favorite story.

"Gamers can play this game directly within the Netflix application. They only need to subscribe to Netflix with any type of package to start playing. No ads, no additional fees, and no in-app purchases," Netflix said in an official statement received by VOI, Wednesday, November 3rd.

However, the Netflix mobile game is currently only available on Android devices. Netflix did not further state when the iOS version would roll out. Users with Android phones will see a row and tab dedicated to games, and here they can choose which games they want to download.

Meanwhile, users using Android tablets will see a row dedicated to games or can select a game from the drop-down menu in the category section.

Not only that, but this game is also available in various languages offered. The game will automatically follow the preferences set in your Netflix profile. If the user's native language is not yet available, the game will be in English.

Users can play the five games on multiple mobile devices with the same account. However, there will be a notification when the maximum device limit has been reached.

Unfortunately, this game can only be played by adults. Netflix understands how important it is to keep children safe when a parent, caregiver, or guardian uses the service. Therefore this game is not available on the child profile.

If the PIN set to prevent children from accessing adult profiles has been enabled, use the same PIN to sign in to Netflix and play games on your device.

Some games may require an internet connection, but others on Netflix can be played offline, making long trips and areas with poor Wi-Fi connections more enjoyable.

The company said the launch of this game is the start of the variety of entertainment that Netflix offers to its users. In the coming months, the mobile gaming experience on Netflix will continue to be expanded and improved.