Netflix tests its gaming service on televisions: which video games will be available

Netflix takes another step in its entertainment strategy. After focusing on series and movies, the platform dives fully into the gaming world with a proposal that promises to change the way people play from the television.

The company has launched a new service for video games in a testing phase designed especially for televisions and streaming devices.

Video games on your Smart TV

The service will include titles such as Pictionary, Tetris Time Warp, and Lego Party. The idea is for players to enjoy group and dynamic sessions without the need for a traditional console.

Until now, Netflix's games were only available on cell phones, but this new mode brings the action to the big screen. The phone will still be necessary, although in this case it will function as a controller while the game takes place on the television.

How the connection between the smartphone and the television works

To access the service, a compatible Smart TV or streaming device is required. The linking process is simple: the user scans a QR code on the screen and the phone connects automatically.

This mechanic aims to make the experience more agile and encourage shared gaming.