Netflix has long tried to convince users that the platform not only provides film and television streaming services, but also plays games on mobile phones and tablets.Although the game library lineup is impressive, user acceptance has always been low.And this month will be even worse - Netflix will remove more than 20 games, including the Monument Valley trilogy.

These games will be removed in July but have different dates.Netflix has not issued any statement or announcement so far, and may hope no one will notice this.These include "The Stupid Way to Die", "Ghost Scheme", "Hades" (only on iOS), "Samurai Zero", "Monument Valley" 1/2/3, etc.

This move is extremely poor: "Monument Valley 3" was only available as Netflix exclusive game in December last year.Netflix has been trying to bind this independent puzzle game to its own platform since Kevin Spacey played Frank Underwood in House of Cards ten years ago.

Fortunately, Monument Valley 3 will be available on PC and console platforms on July 22, but it is still unknown whether these mobile games that were once exclusive to Netflix (including "Headers" that only logged in iOS in 2024 and never released Android versions) will be available on the app store.