Netflix is saying goodbye to over 20 games. This includes big names like Hades and the Monument Valley series. It's not a good sign for Netflix's gaming efforts. They already shut down their big-budget gaming studio last October. Now, they're removing these games from their platform.

The games will be gone by July. But not all at once. Some leave earlier, like Hades on July 1. Others stay until July 14, like Death's Door. You can check the exact dates on Netflix's mobile app.

This isn't the only change. Netflix has also cut back on interactive content. They went from 24 options to just four. Even Black Mirror's Bandersnatch left the platform on May 12.

Why is this happening? It's hard to say. Maybe Netflix is rethinking its gaming strategy. Or maybe it's just not working out. Either way, it's a big shift for the streaming giant.

For gamers, this means less variety. But it's not all bad. Some games might find new homes. And who knows? Maybe Netflix will bring back gaming in a different way.

One thing's for sure: Netflix is changing. And it's not just about shows and movies anymore. It's about what they keep—and what they let go.

Netflix Drops the Ball on Games: What's the Deal?

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