Netflix likely testing a new feature for its gaming

 You can challenge other users in leaderboard competitions on Netflix, and you can even ask them to play online with you.

There are two timelines in the series. Scenes from 2022 in New Raccoon City with Jade’s father and sister Billy are shown, and scenes from 2036 show Jade’s tour of a post-apocalyptic London.

An adaptation of the Resident Evil video game series is called New Raccoon City. Umbrella Corporation adopts Jade’s story, which she wishes to convey because it contains awful facts. The direction is under the control of Supernatural producer Andrew Dabb.

In order to keep its subscriber base interested, Netflix plans to continue investing in mobile games. They also want to purchase many more games that will be out before the end of the year, as well as enable user-to-user gaming and provide leaderboards.

According to speculations, Netflix is working on leaderboards and competitive play, and certain games feature unique game IDs so that users can use fictitious names.

According to Kumiko Hidaka, a Netflix spokeswoman, “We are continually working to improve our users’ experience with the service and are looking into other features to extend the Netflix mobile gaming experience.”

The user’s original profile name or symbol won’t be visible within Netflix Games, which is a crucial privacy safeguard for any online gaming platform, according to the recently uncovered code. Since the mid-July debut of game handles in Into The Breach, titles including Bowling Ballers, Mahjong Solitaire, and Heads Up! have gained support for distinctive usernames. Users can invite other Netflix Games users to a multiplayer game and have an online badge shown on their profile, according to another section of the code.