If you use your Netflix account just for streaming, you might be missing out on its games, including Red Dead Redemption, ...

Netflix will now let you play games on its TV app. On Wednesday, Netflix announced that the games will be free-to-play for all subscribers and create a social experience within the app. This is the ...

Netflix has launched a whole new suite of party games just in time for the holidays! The streamer released several new games that subscribers can enjoy from home with their friends and family using ...

TL;DR: Netflix is expanding its gaming offerings by introducing free, family-oriented party games directly on its TV app, using mobile phones as intuitive controllers. This move focuses on social, ...

Streaming giant Netflix first brought games to its mobile platform in 2021. Now, four years later, the streaming giant is introducing the option for users to play games on their TVs as part of a ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Today, Netflix is doubling down on gaming by introducing a mixture of new and established games that you can play on your TV, as long as you've got ...

Starting this week, Netflix subscribers can play games on their smart TV — a feature that has been in the works for some time. Reports about Netflix’s efforts to bring its mobile games to televisions ...

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The company is shifting its video game strategy to focus more on popular games you already know, such as Pictionary and Boggle. Credit... Supported by By Nicole Sperling Reporting from Los Angeles ...

In brief: Netflix is bringing party games to the big screen. Arriving in time for the holidays, the latest genre to join the streaming giant's growing gaming division features familiar favorites that ...