Netflix said during its latest quarterly earnings call that it plans to offer users board games and party games to keep them entertained.

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) recently announced that it will be introducing couch co-op and party games ・Since 2023, Netflix has been offering cloud gaming as a beta to a subset of its subscribers, and this new venture into co-op games indicates a continued investment in the gaming sector ・In addition to these new offerings,

Netflix plans to offer couch co-op and party games that it will stream over the cloud to TVs, co-CEO Greg Peters said as part of the company’s Q4 2024 earnings announcements this week. The company has offered cloud gaming as a beta to a “subset” of subscribers since 2023,

Netflix said that it wants to replace the idea of family game night for its users. The post Netflix is planning to continue investing in gaming, including new co-op games appeared first on The Manual.

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A Netflix exec talked about the company's progress in gaming and revealed that it's planning to launch party and couch co-op games in the future.

Netflix has been dabbling with games for some time now, from Android games that are free to play for subscribers to streaming games on your TV, like Oxenfree. On the streaming sid