Netflix
Netflix, Inc. is a global streaming entertainment company headquartered in Los Gatos, California, USA, founded in 1997 by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph. In games, Netflix licenses its original IP (e.g. Stranger Things) to game studios and publishes mobile games for subscribers under the Netflix Games label. Credited by MobyGames as Licensed by / Published by.
- Type: Publisher · Buyer
- Headquarters: United States
- Data updated: 15 Nov 2026
Key facts
- According to Games Atlas analysis of shipped-game credits, Netflix published or developed 7 games released 2015–2024 (+1 as distributor or contractor).
- Games Atlas data shows 5 of 7 Netflix titles with known production credits (71%) used external service partners.
- The most frequent external partner on Netflix titles is Testronic (3 shared credits, 2019–2024).
- Games Atlas tracked 54 news stories about Netflix in the last 24 months.
How to cite this page
Games Atlas — Games Industry Intelligence (2026). Netflix — company profile. Data updated 15 Nov 2026. https://gamesatlas.app/companies/netflix
What Netflix outsources and how open it is to new partners
The verdict rates how hard it is for a new vendor to win work in each discipline: how much of the work goes to outside vendors rather than staying inside, whether the same partners come back or change from project to project, and how often first-time partners got in over recent years.
- Audio design and production services: Open: partners change from project to project. Sourcing model: regularly outsourced (1.2 vendors per title, typical 1.8). 5 of 5 titles with detailed credits since 2015 used an external partner (100%); 4 external partners, 2 of them returning (80% of outsourced titles), most often A Shell in the Pit (40%). Small base: a first signal, not a settled pattern.
- Localisation services: Open: partners change from project to project. Sourcing model: regularly outsourced (1.5 vendors per title, typical 1.5). 4 of 5 titles with detailed credits since 2015 used an external partner (80%); 5 external partners, 1 of them returning (50% of outsourced titles), most often Keywords Studios (50%). Small base: a first signal, not a settled pattern.
- QA and testing services: Full breakdown available to registered members.
- Art, assets and fonts production services: Full breakdown available to registered members.
- Lead & co-development: Full breakdown available to registered members.
Members-only data, free account. The full sourcing breakdown for Netflix is available to registered Games Atlas members. Registration is free. After sign-in, the page shows for QA and testing services, Art, assets and fonts production services, Lead & co-development: share of titles outsourced, number of external partners, the largest vendors and their share, new partners in recent years, and how open each discipline is to new vendors, plus 17 more external partners. Create a free account.
External partners proven by shipped credits
- Testronic — QA and testing services, 3 shared credits, 2019–2024
- A Shell in the Pit — Audio design and production services, 2 shared credits, 2021–2024
- ES Audio Recording Studios — Audio design and production services, 2 shared credits, 2016–2019
- Keywords Studios — Localisation services, 2 shared credits, 2023–2024
- The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild — Publishing, 2 shared credits, 2021–2024
Latest related news
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- Take-Two's Zelnick admits Borderlands movie failed as Lionsgate funded production risk (2026-11-06)
- Krafton and Netflix announce live-action PUBG series starring Donald Glover (2026-10-30)
- Next Games shifts to quality-over-quantity strategy, grows to 150 staff under Netflix (2026-10-29)
- Xbox rejects Netflix's $500M IP adaptation offer, counters at $800M as deal collapses (2026-10-23)
- Netflix posts 12% revenue growth in Q3 2026 as engagement slows (2026-10-19)
- Netflix lays off about 1,000 employees, 6% of staff, in largest cuts since 2022 (2026-10-15)
- Blizzard keeps creative control of Diablo's Netflix series to retain lapsed players (2026-09-12)
Group structure
- Next Games (Developer)
- Spry Fox (Publisher and Developer)
- Night School Studio (Publisher and Developer)
Methodology
Source: Games Atlas (gamesatlas.app), based on MobyGames production credits and Games Atlas analysis; the sourcing figures cover work credited on releases from 2015 onwards. One game counts once regardless of platforms, editions or add-ons. Games Atlas does not estimate revenue or report the performance of individual games. Profile: https://gamesatlas.app/companies/netflix