Netflix will supposedly make iOS games available through the App Store

Now Netflix offers cellular games on Android, there are still questions: How will iOS players join when Apple’s policy calls all all-in-one game services? A difficult way, apparently. In the “power” bulletin, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman (with the help of the Steve Moser developer) claimed to have seen the code that showed Netflix would release all the games “individually” on iOS, through the App Store. They will not be downloaded and can be played in the application, Gurman added.

The main Netflix application will still offer access to the game catalog, but you will only launch a separate application when you knock on the game. That’s when it works with Android, but Netflix has a folding game option to its Android application. On iOS, it won’t have a choice but to make the game available separately. Apple requires that every match in the App Store receive individual screening, even if it is only available through the Cloud.

You can see this considering the Apple approach, but still shows that Netflix must make some compromise if it will bring cellular games to iOS. It also underlines the competition that develops between Apple and Netflix, as explained by Gurman. Both competed with the increasing number of fronts, starting from playing games to video video streaming, but no one was able to reset the others. That potential is for significant conflicts, especially if Apple must make a further concession on the App Store rules.

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