Starting this week, Netflix subscribers can play games on their smart TV — a feature that has been in the works for some time. Reports about Netflix’s efforts to bring its mobile games to televisions ...

Back in January, Netflix co-chief executive officer Gregory Peters said the service is rolling out party and couch co-op games that you can stream online in the future. Now, Peters has announced that ...

Netflix is introducing party games that you play on your TV. The games will be included with your subscription. You'll use your phone as a controller to play. Netflix hopes you'll pause streaming ...

In brief: Netflix is bringing party games to the big screen. Arriving in time for the holidays, the latest genre to join the streaming giant's growing gaming division features familiar favorites that ...

If you're an avid Netflix viewer, you can expect quite a few new features to land on your screen soon. Netflix Chief Tech ...

Netflix has announced plans to launch a new slate of party games on its service. “This holiday season, you’ll be able to go from Kpop Demon Hunters to party games for all your friends and family, ...

Netflix launched into the world of gaming in 2021 with a focus on mobile titles, but now the streamer is ready to push harder into the living room too. The company has announced five party games ...

Netflix’s move into gaming has been an odd pivot for the brand, but its latest move—bringing party games to your TV that you can play with family and friends using your phones as the controllers—makes ...

Netflix is about to give game night a new look. The streaming giant announced Wednesday that it is bringing five party games to your TV "soon" during the holiday season. Those games are Boggle Party, ...

Netflix is shutting down game studio Boss Fight Entertainment as it shifts its strategy to focus on party games, narrative games, kids games, mainstream games and more games on TV. The streamer ...

Netflix subscribers will soon be able to play Lego Party, Tetris Time Warp and other group games on their TVs. Zach began writing for CNET in November, 2021 after writing for a broadcast news station ...