Less than 1% of Netflix subscribers play its games on a daily basis
There are roughly 221 million Netflix subscribers, but only 1.7 million actually engage with the subscription service's games on a daily basis.Eurogamer Newscast: Would you eat a Pokémon?
According to Apptopia , Netflix's game offerings have only been downloaded a total of 23.3m times since the company's foray into this market. This may well be because games themselves do not come as part of the main Netflix app itself. Rather, while the games are only accessible to subscribers, they all have to be downloaded separately from the app store.over a three-month period.
The company is still looking to increase its gaming slate, and perhaps bring in some more subscribers, by doubling its current offering of games to 50 titles by the end of this year.Elsewhere in the news, the company has been releasing TV adaptations based on numerous video game franchises.
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