It hasn't been a good week for Netflix, and the company is backing video games as a way to fix its fractures, according to a report from The Washington Post. The most famous name in streaming services said that it would move further into the gaming space last year, and it seems to be following that plan to a T.
After a few cautious steps into the pool in the form of big video game adaptations like The Witcher and Arcane (based on characters from League of Legends), it seems it's going whole hog soon with a slate of 50 mobile games that are only available to Netflix subscribers. And it's buying notable gaming studios, too.
