Crunchyroll goes after Netflix, starts offering mobile games for free

Although it has not yet achieved success, Netflix is ​​one of the major players in the gaming services market. The streaming company has been offering free mobile games to its subscribers for over a year, but few customers know about this incentive.

Although Netflix’s library is growing with great titles every month, the company’s subscribers are more interested in watching shows and movies rather than playing games on their iOS and Android devices, even though those- These are available free of charge.

Crunchyroll announced a similar offer for its premium customers. Starting today, Crunchyroll Mega Fan and Ultimate Fan members can download all five launch titles from Crunchyroll Game Vault on Android.

All five of these games are coming to iOS soon, so if you’re using an iPhone/iPad, you’ll have to wait a bit. To offer subscribers a decent library of mobile games, Crunchyroll partners with developers and publishers.

Here are the first mobile games that Crunchyroll is offering to its premium users: River City Girls, Wolfstride, Captain Velvet: The Jump+ Dimensions, Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery and inbento.

According to Crunchyroll, its Game Vault will continually be enriched with new titles, just like Netflix does. It should be noted that games may not be available to everyone at the same time, even if they are premium users. Crunchyroll announces that it will roll out the Game Vault update and gradually gain access to its titles.

Currently, Crunchyroll offers two subscription tiers for those interested in watching anime: Mega Fan ($9.99 per month) and Ultimate Fan ($14.99 per month).