Netflix reportedly wants to expand into the gaming industry

Netflix is currently the most successful streaming service, which also produces the best content (most content) in the film and television industry. According to the portal AndroidCentral would soon like to expand into the gaming industry as well.

Netflix reportedly began hiring game managers

The newspaper was the first to bring this report The Information. His sources claim that the largest streaming video platform is reportedly trying to get game managers to join the company. They should prepare and manage the service plan for entering the gaming industry.

According to people who are familiar with the matter, Netflix is ​​still deciding on the form in which it will produce games. The company is considering buying a video game license, developing it itself, or both. And no matter how her games are made, they won’t contain ads.

Netflix could compete with Google Stadium and Amazon Luna

Netflix is ​​reportedly considering a subscription principle similar to that offered by Apple Arcade or Google Play Pass. These services are often referred to as “Netflix for applications and games.” After asking for a comment, a Netflix spokesman did not confirm these plans, but for AndroidCentral said the company already has experience with interactive games.

He meant simpler interactive games based on series Bandersnatch, You v. Wild, Stranger Things, The Money Heist or To All the Boys. Netflix also states its interest in expanding the possibilities of interactive entertainment in its products, which could be further confirmation of entry into the gaming industry.

With years of streaming experience, Netflix could offer the same gaming services as Google Stadium and Amazon Luna. These platforms are purely for streaming games. They are not very widespread yet, but they are still predicting a good future.

Microsoft has also started streaming games with the Xbox Game Pass (xCloud) service, which is available for Android. Netflix has the advantage over these companies in that it could connect its potential gaming platform to its current streaming service, which runs on all platforms and has a reputation.