Netflix buys a video game studio for the first time as part of its gaming strategy

Netflix has announced the acquisition of video game developer Night School Studio, the first studio to become part of the streaming platform as part of its new strategy to include video game at your service.

The streaming platform, popular for its series and movies, is betting on video games and since this Tuesday Spanish users can directly access the first five video games directly from the service on Android cell phones, without additional cost, advertisements or internal payments.

Netflix acknowledges that it is in the “early stages of creating a great gaming experience,” and has now announced the purchase of the video game studio Night School Studio, as reported in a statement.

Founded in 2014, Night School Studio is responsible for the Oxenfree video game, released on PC and Xbox One but later expanded to other consoles already Android and iOS mobiles. The platform has highlighted its “bold mission to set a new standard for storytelling in games.”

Here’s the trailer for Oxenfree:

Night School Studio is the first video game developer bought by NetflixBut the company has hinted that it won’t be the last due to its new approach.

“We will continue to work with developers around the world and hire the best talent in the industry to offer a large collection of exclusive games designed for all types of players and any level of play,” said Netflix.

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