Netflix Boss explains why the company kills Halo veteran's AAA multiplayer game

Netflix is ​​working on an AAA multiplayer shooter with teams including Halo and Destiny veteran Joe Staten, but Games and studios are deprived In 2024. Why? Alain Tascan, a top Netflix gaming boss, said in an interview that the project did not match the company's goals.

“I don’t want this move to be seen as ‘we won’t make ambitious games,’” Tuscan told Bloomberg. “It's just the type of game…I don't think it matches the platform. This team is really good at what they do, but we're not the best partners for them to express their skills and expertise.”

In Netflix movies and TV shows, the game’s shift is in a wider restructuring Reduced less, lower-priced distributions with the aim of improving quality.

Netflix now focuses on four major areas of the upcoming gaming slate, including party games, children's games, narrative games and “mainstream” games. These titles will be used for the phone and will spread the TV to the TV through Netflix's own streaming system and will not come to the Xbox or PlayStation console.

Netflix has been Test streaming games directly to your TV or computerIn addition to launching games for mobile devices.

“It's kind of like a musician, we start copying a few things and then find our voice at some point,” Tuscan said. “I don't know exactly how long it will take, but I'm very optimistic about our voice.”

Just this week, Spry Fox announces Netflix's Spirit Crossingand Shenmue designer Yu Suzuki's new game Steel claws Released in February.