A Deal Less Than 1% of Subscribers Take Advantage of
Netflix offers an incredible perk that many subscribers are not aware of or simply overlook. Despite being available at every subscription tier, less than 1% of subscribers are taking advantage of this deal.
Almost 100 Free Games Available to Play on Mobile
Netflix provides a library of almost 100 free games that are accessible to all subscribers on mobile devices. This includes popular titles like the GTA 3 series, among others.
No Ads or In-App Purchases: Netflix Games Stand Out
One of the reasons Netflix's games stand out is because they are all ad-free and do not include any in-app purchases. Even basic games like Solitaire are greatly enhanced when played on Netflix compared to other apps.
Netflix's Commitment to Quality Gaming Experience
Netflix remains steadfast in its belief that the quality of the gaming experience is crucial. Co-chief executive Greg Peters emphasized this during an investor meeting in April, stating that Netflix wants to offer a differentiated gaming experience and allow game creators to focus solely on player enjoyment without worrying about ads or in-game payments.
Internal Discussions About Including Ads and In-Game Purchases
Despite its commitment to an ad-free gaming experience, Netflix is reportedly having internal discussions about potentially including ads and in-game purchases in its games. While nothing is set in stone, this has raised concerns among subscribers about a potential decline in the quality of Netflix's games.
Subscriber Backlash and Netflix's Response
If Netflix faces public pushback regarding the inclusion of ads and in-game purchases, it may reconsider its plans and keep the games ad-free. However, past user backlash against changes like price increases and password sharing crackdowns has been largely unsuccessful.
Stay Informed About Free Games
If you're interested in learning more about free games, be sure to check out the games coming to Xbox Game Pass in January.
Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.
