It’s been a while since Netflix entered the gaming scene, and they’ve proved themselves as a major player at the recent 2022 Geeked Week. The streaming giant announced a rich slate of new games that we’ll soon get to play, and some of them are based on our favorite Netflix shows.

Shadow and Bone

Fantasy shows are always a great fit for games, and Netflix couldn’t have made a better choice than giving Shadow and Bone a game treatment. Shadow And Bone: Destinies allows players to journey across the Grishaverse and have an adventure of a lifetime.

The Queen’s Gambit

The Queen’s Gambit is the most obvious choice for one of Netflix’s signature games because it centers on an orphan girl who rises through the rank of the world of chess while struggling with addiction.

Too Hot To Handle

Netflix never developed a game based on one of their reality shows, but that’s about to change. Too Hot To Handle will be the streaming giant’s very first game based on a reality franchise.

La Casa De Papel

In this game based on a popular Spanish heist drama, the Professor is putting the gang together again for another epic mission – robbing a shady billionaire’s casino in Monaco.

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If you always have a hard time dealing with the ending of your favorite shows, buckle up because September will be filled with them. Many beloved shows are ending their run on Netflix this month, and here are three that we’re going to wave goodbye to in the next few weeks.

Money Heist (September 3)

Since its premiere in 2017, this Spanish heist crime drama grew into one of the most popular international shows on this streaming platform. The previous four seasons took us on one wild ride, and we can’t wait to see the Professor and the gang conclude their elaborate heist. The first five-episode volume of the final season will premiere in September, but we’ll have to wait until December for the second volume.

Lucifer (September 10)

Netflix saved Lucifer from its demise following Fox’s initial cancelation after three seasons, but all good things must come to an end. The story of the Lord of Hell, who decides to spend some time on Earth, was full of wild twists and turns, and it’s coming to an end in just a few weeks.

Dear White People (September 22)

Despite the critical acclaim, Dear White People was never a huge hit, and it was just a matter of time before Netflix canceled it. Its upcoming fourth season will be its last, and the satirical comedy is expected to conclude with a musical event inspired by Afro-futurism.

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It’s been a while since Netflix entered the gaming scene, and they’ve proved themselves as a major player at the recent 2022 Geeked Week. The streaming giant announced a rich slate of new games that we’ll soon get to play, and some of them are based on our favorite Netflix shows.

Shadow and Bone

Fantasy shows are always a great fit for games, and Netflix couldn’t have made a better choice than giving Shadow and Bone a game treatment. Shadow And Bone: Destinies allows players to journey across the Grishaverse and have an adventure of a lifetime.

The Queen’s Gambit

The Queen’s Gambit is the most obvious choice for one of Netflix’s signature games because it centers on an orphan girl who rises through the rank of the world of chess while struggling with addiction.

Too Hot To Handle

Netflix never developed a game based on one of their reality shows, but that’s about to change. Too Hot To Handle will be the streaming giant’s very first game based on a reality franchise.

La Casa De Papel

In this game based on a popular Spanish heist drama, the Professor is putting the gang together again for another epic mission – robbing a shady billionaire’s casino in Monaco.

The post Netflix is Turning Your Favorite TV Shows Into Fun and Exciting New Games appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

If you always have a hard time dealing with the ending of your favorite shows, buckle up because September will be filled with them. Many beloved shows are ending their run on Netflix this month, and here are three that we’re going to wave goodbye to in the next few weeks.

Money Heist (September 3)

Since its premiere in 2017, this Spanish heist crime drama grew into one of the most popular international shows on this streaming platform. The previous four seasons took us on one wild ride, and we can’t wait to see the Professor and the gang conclude their elaborate heist. The first five-episode volume of the final season will premiere in September, but we’ll have to wait until December for the second volume.

Lucifer (September 10)

Netflix saved Lucifer from its demise following Fox’s initial cancelation after three seasons, but all good things must come to an end. The story of the Lord of Hell, who decides to spend some time on Earth, was full of wild twists and turns, and it’s coming to an end in just a few weeks.

Dear White People (September 22)

Despite the critical acclaim, Dear White People was never a huge hit, and it was just a matter of time before Netflix canceled it. Its upcoming fourth season will be its last, and the satirical comedy is expected to conclude with a musical event inspired by Afro-futurism.

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