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Netflix Games brings heavy artillery with the latest release

Netflix Games has been busy creating mobile game catalogs since its launch in November, and not all titles are big hits, but Netflix Games already offers a few high-quality games. We are planning to increase the number in the future. Well, as of today, this catalog has one more addition and is annoying. Into the Breach from Indie Darling is now available on Android, courtesy of Netflix Games. All you need to play this outstanding mecha-based strategy game is an active Netflix account.

The trailer above gives you a quick glimpse of what you can expect from Into the Breach. This is a turn-based strategy game similar to Advance Wars, Final Fantasy Tactics, and X-Com. Given that this is an indie issue, the latest Netflix game release is a must-see for all strategic fans out there, as it gives you pixel graphics that really fit your mobile device.

I could only easily test the game, but I can see that the Bluetooth controller works. However, if you use a corded connection, the game will crash at startup. I’m not entirely sure why a controller connected via USB-C crashes the game, but if you run into this issue you can at least fall back to Bluetooth support.

Yes, Into the Breach is here. This is definitely a celebration as it is considered one of the best indie strategy games. In the first few hours when the login system didn’t work for the first time, the mobile port boot became a bit unstable and locked out of my account, but thankfully Netflix Games quickly fixed the issue. This isn’t the first time Netflix has struggled to release a game on the Play Store, but at least the company is best off for today’s key release, but with a coded controller via USB-C. Strange crashes are still a problem to watch out for. Still, the game has great play and performance, so if you want to install Into the Breach on your Android device and see for yourself what it is, you can get a download from the Play Store widget below.