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Netflix acquires Oxenfree developer Night School Studio

The streaming giant says it wants to hire "the best talent in the industry to deliver a great collection of exclusive games"

Netflix's games won't be the Netflix of Games | Opinion

Those expecting the streaming giant to take a Stadia-like approach to games will be disappointed - but what Netflix is doing instead could be more creative and interesting.

Netflix's games push in its "early stages", will focus on mobile at first

Games will be included in paid subscription, won't contain in-game ads or purchases

Netflix hires new VP of game development

Streaming monolith strengthens plans to move into video game market

Netflix looking to "do more with interactive entertainment"

Streaming company encouraged by response to Bandersnatch interactive show and Stranger Things mobile games

Dota 2 is getting a Netflix series

The eight-episode anime series will launch on March 25

Netflix and Legendary partner on Tomb Raider series

The animated series will be written by Tasha Huo, who's also working on the Witcher prequel

Activision sues Netflix for poaching former CFO

Suit alleges Netflix incited Spencer Neumann to break his contract to become CFO of Netflix

Netflix making Beyond Good & Evil movie

Feature film based on Ubisoft's cult hit will reportedly be director by Detective Pikachu director Rob Letterman

Netflix is also developing a standalone The Witcher anime film

"Nightmare of the Wolf" to be led by The Witcher showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, animated by Legend of Korra and Voltron studio

The Witcher on Netflix has been watched by 76m households

It's on track to be the streaming service's biggest season one TV series ever

Cuphead getting Netflix series

Syndication company behind Betty Boop and Popeye helping adapt vintage cartoon-styled game that has now sold more than 4 million

Why doesn't Netflix's Castlevania suck?

Adi Shankar's approach for adapting beloved properties into acclaimed films and TV starts with fandom

Netflix is experimenting with interactive narrative

"Content creators have a desire to tell non-linear stories," company says as it debuts branching kids TV shows

Netflix drops games-by-mail ambitions

Movie specialist has "no plans to enter video games" according to CEO

UK launch for Netflix film service

LoveFilm drops prices in response to rival service

Netflix to launch in UK and Ireland in early 2012

Will support a range of "consumer electronics devices," consoles yet to be confirmed

Netflix abandons Qwikster, games on hold

Rental service no longer splitting DVD and streaming due to customer outcry

Netflix adds game rentals to newly formed Qwikster division

Physical media service to include 360, PS3 and Wii titles in "upgrade package"

Half of Netflix users connecting through console

50 per cent use Wii, Xbox or PS3 to watch TV and movies