Bela Bajaria Chief Content Officer at Netflix | Official website
Five new games are now available on Netflix, offering a range of genres and experiences for subscribers. The new titles include "Arranger," "The Dragon Prince: Xadia," "Minesweeper," "Sports Sports," and "Too Hot To Handle 3." Additionally, an upcoming game titled "Netflix Stories: Emily in Paris" is set to debut on August 15.
"Arranger" invites players to solve puzzles within a charming world filled with tactical tile challenges. Described as a "role-puzzling" game, it features an interconnected grid that evolves as the player moves through the environment.
"The Dragon Prince: Xadia" is a cooperative action RPG based on the Emmy-winning animated series. Developed by Wonderstorm, this game allows players to team up for epic missions and magical quests in the fantasy world of Xadia.
"Minesweeper" offers a fresh take on the classic logic puzzle game, challenging players to clear undersea mines using numeric clues. Completing puzzles unlocks landmarks around the globe, adding a travel element to the gameplay.
In "Sports Sports," players can engage in various athletic competitions such as sprinting, swimming, and throwing. The arcade-style game includes practice matches, multi-event championships, and multiplayer showdowns with global leaderboards.
"Too Hot To Handle 3" is based on the popular Netflix reality series. Players can stir up drama among singles at a retreat while exploring romantic relationships or casual hookups. Chloe Veitch returns as the 'love guru' in this installment.
Looking ahead, "Netflix Stories: Emily in Paris" will be released alongside Season 4 of the series on August 15. This interactive fiction game follows Emily's adventures in Paris as she navigates her career and personal life with help from familiar characters like Mindy, Alfie, and Gabriel.
All these games are included with Netflix memberships without ads or in-app purchases.
