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Netflix is stepping onto the pitch with its own video game. The streaming giant announced it will release a new title called FIFA World Cup: Launch Edition, timed to coincide with the start of the 2026 tournament. The real-world competition kicks off on June 11th, and the game is set to debut alongside it.
This marks a notable expansion for Netflix's growing gaming library. The company has been quietly adding mobile games to its subscription service for a while, but this is the first time it has secured a major sports license. The FIFA brand carries significant weight, and this move suggests Netflix is serious about competing in the gaming space.
Details on gameplay are still limited. The game will likely focus on the tournament experience, letting players control national teams as they fight for the trophy. It is expected to be available to all Netflix subscribers at no extra cost, following the same model as its other mobile titles. Fans will have to wait for the full reveal to see how it handles compared to established soccer franchises, but the timing is clearly designed to capture the global excitement of the World Cup.
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