Home > Latest News > Netflix Games Comes to TV and Desktop

Netflix Games Comes to TV and Desktop

Confirmation has come from Netflix, that it is expanding the video games library to more devices, such as PCs, Macs, and TVs.

In the works since the company introduced a controller app last week for iOS, games on mobile have been downloaded, and Netflix will now allow streaming the titles from cloud on other devices.

At the moment, it’s limited to beta testing in the UK and Canada, will a small number of members on select TVs getting first access. The company are planning to expand at Netflix.com and on “supported browsers” in the coming weeks.

The mobile controller will be required for TV games, while browser versions will rely on the keyboard and mouse/trackpad. An Android version of the controller app is still not available on the Google Play Store.

‘Oxenfree,’ and ‘Molehew’s Mining Adventure’ are the two games part of the beta testing, with current supported TVs being; Amazon Fire TV Streaming Media Players, Chromecast with Google TV, LG TVs, Nvidia Shield TV, Roku devices and TVs, Samsung Smart TVs, and Walmart ONN.

Users can pair their mobile controller by scanning a QR code on the TV screen.

“By making games available on more devices, we hope to make games even easier to play for our members around the world. While we’re still very early in our games journey, we’re excited to bring joy to members with games. We look forward to hearing feedback from our beta testers and sharing more as we continue on the road ahead.”



You may also like
Fox Corporation headquarters in New York
Fox To Enter Subscription Streaming Market
Netflix Cancels Six Games Scheduled For Platform
Google Set To Appeal The Epic Games Court Ruling
Is Google Set To Chop Fitbit & What Is The Future For The Pixel Smartphone After Recent Memo?
Netflix Hikes Prices As Subscribers, Stock Skyrocket

Popular Posts

EXCLUSIVE: Audio Connection Takes On French Audio Brand, Third Distributor In 4 Years
Latest News
/
/
Hackers on computers wearing face masks. Image: Microsoft Copilot
Urgent Upgrade Of Netgear Routers Recommended
Latest News
/
/
Amazon Struggling To Cope With AI Demand
Latest News
/
/
EXCLUSIVE: Yamaha Responds To Rumours That They Are Set To Quit The AV Market
Latest News
/
/
Apple Settles iPhone 7 ‘Loop Disease’ Lawsuit With US$350m Settlement
Latest News
/
/

Digital Magazines

Recent Post

EXCLUSIVE: Audio Connection Takes On French Audio Brand, Third Distributor In 4 Years
Latest News
/
//
Comments are Off
French audio brand Devialet is on the move again in Australia, this time it’s Audio Connection that is having a...
Read More