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TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge is now available on Netflix mobile games
Netflix has added Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge, a modern take on the classic TMNT arcade Games, to its mobile Games lineup.
The Game which was first released for PCs and consoles in 2022, can now be played on iOS and Android. However, a Netflix subscription is mandatory to access the Game.
The new Game layout has an old touch of pixel art and side-scrolling levels and allows up to six people to play simultaneously. However, anyone new to this Game can also play it easily.
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As per The Verge, the Game experience isn't hindered despite the phone's small screen. Through Netflix watch parties, up to six users can play together.
The move is part of the OTT platform's strategy to focus on the gaming lineup.
This allows the platform to continue its revenue growth and attract maximum users.
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