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Netflix expands game arsenal

KNOWN for its extensive television and film library, Netflix is also home to a completely different format of content, including video games.

Currently, the streaming service has over 80 games that are completely free for subscribers and yet, oddly, only 1% of its total subscriber base plays the games housed on Netflix.

Over the Nov 11 weekend, Netflix revealed that it will be adding more games in 2024 and these titles are nothing to scoff at.

Hades

Considered one of 2020’s best games when it launched, Hades will be leading the charge for top-of-the-shelf gaming content on the streaming service. Steeped in Greek mythology, Netflix users will play Zagreus, a prince of the underworld who attempts to escape his father’s domain as he fights his way out.

As a “roguelike” dungeon-crawler, the game will provide players with an endless combination of weapons, skills and boons from other Greek gods. Each attempt by Zagreus to escape will yield different results.

The only downside to this news is that the game is weirdly exclusive to iOS Netflix subscribers. Sorry, Android users.

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