US EditionNetflix to add soccer video game based on FIFA World Cup next year
- On Wednesday, Netflix announced it will release an exclusive FIFA football simulation in summer 2026 to coincide with the FIFA World Cup, developed and published by Delphi Interactive for Netflix subscribers to play solo or online via smartphone.
- After separating from EA Sports in 2022, FIFA ended its long console partnership, three years after removing its name from the best-selling PlayStation and Xbox football games.
- FIFA President Gianni Infantino said the project aspires `to reach billions of football fans of all ages everywhere in the world,` calling it `a great historic step for FIFA.`
- Since 2021, Netflix has offered games to subscribers through a mostly mobile games catalogue that recently added TV-playable games, all included with a standard Netflix subscription.
- Further information on name and timing will be provided in 2026, as the upcoming FIFA game has no official title or final release date.
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