Netflix surpasses 210M game downloads with GTA: San Andreas leading

Netflix's mobile gaming platform has achieved a significant milestone by surpassing 210 million downloads, reflecting the company's strategic expansion into the gaming sector. The data, sourced from Appmagic and reported by mobilegamer.biz, highlights that Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, developed by Take-Two Interactive's Rockstar Games, is the standout title with 25.2 million downloads, making it the most downloaded game on the platform. This success is indicative of the strong performance of Rockstar's titles, as the Grand Theft Auto franchise collectively has garnered over 36 million downloads across its games available on Netflix. In addition to the GTA series, other games have also contributed to Netflix's gaming growth. Annapurna's Storyteller has reached 15 million downloads, while Tilting Point's Spongebob: Get Cooking has achieved 10.7 million downloads. Other notable titles include Bloons TD 6 by Ninja Kiwi with 10 million downloads and Too Hot to Handle by Nanobit, which has been downloaded 8.98 million times. The variety in Netflix's gaming library showcases its efforts to cater to diverse gaming preferences. Recent trends indicate that GTA: San Andreas continues to dominate the platform, being the only game to surpass one million downloads in the last month. Other games like Too Hot to Handle 3 and Storyteller have also shown strong performance, indicating a healthy interest in Netflix's gaming offerings. This growth in downloads not only signifies the popularity of the games but also underscores Netflix's commitment to expanding its gaming catalog, with plans to launch over 80 new games and provide monthly releases, further enhancing its position in the competitive gaming market.