They want to go about this by first creating a “single source of truth about the game world, characters, universe, and narrative”. The job listing now suggests that they want to make games that can have a Netflix show adaptation of its own as well. That would involve making video game adaptations based on their hit series like The Queen’s Gambit, La Casa De Papel, Shadow and Bone to name a few. Earlier at the Summer Games Fest, Netflix had revealed its plans of creating a holistic and inter-connected world of games and shows. The description states that it is for a “brand-new AAA PC game”, that will belong to “Netflix’s first generation of internally developed original games.”Īdditionally, the job listing also mentions that the “responsibilities” of this Game Director will include developing “world/characters/narrative that are worthy of a Netflix film/TV series”. Verdu also divulged at the same time that Netflix is “seriously exploring a cloud gaming offering.” Latest Update- Netflix is developing a AAA PC gameĪ new job listing has now been spotted on the official website of Netflix, for a Game Director for a games studio in Los Angeles, California. Sonny quit the publishing giant last year.
The Los Angeles studio is currently being headed by the former executive producer of Overwatch, Chacko Sonny. The news comes after two months of Netflix VP Mike Verdu announcing of a new studio in Southern California. Here’s everything you need to know about these developments. Netflix is reportedly developing a AAA PC game. And now, there’s an update on their foray into PC gaming.
The number of games in their pipeline is also increasing by the day. All of this- within a year of the announcement of the acquisition of Night School last September. Its aggressive expansion into the gaming sector has been in the news for some time with six new game studios under its belt. After making Netflix a household name in the category of streaming platforms, the company is now determined to make Netflix Games the next big thing.
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