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Hades, Katana Zero, Death's Door, And More Coming To Netflix Soon
Netflix began building out its gaming efforts slowly before barreling quickly into a library that will soon exceed 80 games. Over the weekend, the subscription streaming service announced another lineup of games, including new releases like Shadow and Bone: Enter the Fold and Chicken Run: Eggstraction and titles previously released elsewhere like Hades and more.
Some of these, like Oxenfree II: Lost Signals and Shadow and Bone: Enter the Fold are available right now on Netflix via mobile devices, but others like Hades and Braid: Anniversary Edition are "coming soon."
Here's the full lineup of games coming to Netflix via mobile devices either now available or coming to the service soon:
- Hades (iOS exclusive, coming soon) – Our Review
- Death's Door (coming soon) – Our Review
- Katana Zero (coming soon) – Our Review
- Oxenfree II: Lost Signals (now available) – Our Review
- Braid: Anniversary Edition (coming soon)
- The Dragon Prince: Xadia (coming soon)
- Chicken Run: Eggstraction (coming soon)
- Shadow and Bone: Enter the Fold (now available)
- Money Heist (coming soon)
- Slayaway Camp 2: Netflix & Kill (now available)
For more, read about how Supergiant Games is releasing Hades II into Early Access next year and then check out this story about how Braid: Anniversary Edition will turn back the clock next April. After that, read Game Informer's in-depth feature about Netflix's big bet on the game industry.
Are you going to play any of these games via Netflix? Let us know in the comments below!
Products In This Article
Katana Zero
Braid: Anniversary Edition
Death's Door
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