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Netflix Gaming: Squid Games ‘game’ could be worth £280 million a month

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As of this week, Netflix Gaming is available globally on Android and IOS.

But just how much revenue could their new platform be worth when they launch the game versions of Netflix’s all-time most watched shows?

Since the revenue of the global mobile gaming market last year was £57.68 billion – it’s no surprise that streaming giant Netflix wants a slice of the action.

Currently, members can play five mobile games, two of which are based on Stranger Things.

Tech experts Repair Outlet have calculated the true value of what the platform’s most beloved films and TV shows would be if they were released as games on the app market.

For example, a ‘Squid Games’ game could make Netflix Gaming over £280 million in revenue every month.

Here are the full findings:

English TV

Title

Monthly Viewers

Monthly Revenue

Bridgerton

82,000,000

£161,752,774

The Witcher

76,000,000

£149,917,205

Maid

67,000,000

£132,163,852

Sex/Life

67,000,000

£132,163,852

Tiger King

64,000,000

£126,246,067

Queen’s Gambit

62,000,000

£122,300,878

Sweet Tooth

60,000,000

£118,355,688

Emily in Paris

58,000,000

£114,410,498

The Winx Saga

57,000,000

£112,437,904

Non-English TV

Title

Monthly Viewers

Monthly Revenue

Squid Game

142,000,000

£280,108,462

Lupin

70,000,000

£138,081,636

Money Heist

69,000,000

£136,109,041

The Platform

56,000,000

£110,465,309

Who Killed Sara?

55,000,000

£108,492,714

Blood Red Sky

53,000,000

£104,547,524

Below Zero

47,000,000

£92,711,956

Barbarians

37,000,000

£72,986,008

Lost Bullet

37,000,000

£72,986,008

Elite

37,000,000

£72,986,008

Movies

Title

Monthly Viewers

Monthly Revenue

Extraction

99,000,000

£195,286,885

Bird Box

89,000,000

£175,560,937

Spenser Confidential

85,000,000

£167,670,558

6 Underground

83,000,000

£163,725,368

Murdery Mystery

83,000,000

£163,725,368

The Old Guard

78,000,000

£153,862,394

Enola Holmes

76,000,000

£149,917,205

Project Power

75,000,000

£147,944,610

Army of the Dead

75,000,000

£147,944,610

Fatherhood

74,000,000

£145,972,015

To reveal the potential revenue from Netflix Gaming’s future releases, Repair Outlet used the average revenue per player for the current top mobile games on the Android market, and then used Netflix’s monthly viewers per top title to calculate the potential value of a specialist game being released.

Comment from Tom Peet, Repair Outlet Manager:

“Netflix is an entertainment giant, and it was only a matter of time before they delved into other forms of tech-focused entertainment other than streaming.

The mobile gaming industry is predicted to be worth $272 billion by 2030, and with the rise of high-performance smartphones rivaling the gaming function of many handheld consoles, expanding into mobile gaming was a smart and predictable move for Netflix.

Since Netflix already has such a gigantic, loyal viewership, we wanted to see what the potential revenue would be for them when they inevitably release the gaming versions of their most-viewed titles – with Squid Games alone potentially bringing them in over £280 million in revenue.”

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SOFTSWISS wins ‘Aggregator of the Year’ at SBC Awards Europe 2026

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SOFTSWISS has solidified its leadership position in the European iGaming market by winning the Game Aggregator of the Year category.

The recognition took place during the prestigious SBC Awards Europe 2026 ceremony, held on April 30 in Malta.

The event served as the official closing of the SBC Summit Malta, bringing together the industry’s top operators, suppliers, and regulators.

The award highlights the platform’s ability to provide content scalability and high-impact engagement tools for its global partners.

Technical performance and scale at the industry’s core

With a portfolio exceeding 40,000 titles, the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator connects operators with over 300 providers across 24 regulated jurisdictions.

Beyond volume, technical stability remains a key pillar, maintaining a 99.999% uptime even during peak traffic loads.

Tatyana Kaminskaya, Head of SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, celebrated the win in Malta, often considered the capital of the iGaming world.

According to Kaminskaya, the award reflects the team’s dedication to creating a practical tool for the daily management of operator brands.

Innovation in retention and new prediction markets

The victory at the SBC Awards follows the recent launch of new features, such as the Tournament Report and Instant Tournaments.

These tools allow operators to monitor campaign metrics in real-time and adjust marketing strategies without switching platforms.

The company has also diversified its B2B offering with the introduction of its Prediction Markets Platform.

This solution focuses on fixed-odds for real-world events, covering areas ranging from politics and economy to technology.

With over 15 years of experience and a team of 2,000 professionals, SOFTSWISS reaffirms its role as a global technology hub in the gaming ecosystem.

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Ten Square Games starts technical release for Medal Hunter ahead of global launch

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Ten Square Games has begun a phased rollout for Medal Hunter, a new mobile PvP shooter for iOS and Android. The title entered technical release on 4 May, with global availability planned around the turn of May and June, subject to further improvements.

The initial rollout covers Mexico, Vietnam, the Philippines and Poland. Ten Square Games said this stage is focused on verifying technical KPIs and performance stability, while the team fine-tunes gameplay parameters.

Around mid-May, Medal Hunter is expected to move into a broader soft launch, with gradual availability in Australia, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States. The company said the focus will then shift to validating short-term retention and engagement.

Medal Hunter is set in combat environments inspired by different historical periods, with architecture and weapons “strongly influenced” by real references but stylized for mobile play. At launch, the game includes five locations, and players compete in short PvP rounds by eliminating moving targets including aircraft and naval units, using two different shooting models.

CEO Andrzej Ilczuk said the project builds on Ten Square Games’ development approach used for Trophy Hunter: “Medal Hunter is an example of how we are putting our growth strategy into practice. Trophy Hunter helped us build a new development model based on clear benchmarks, early validation and a better understanding of the signals that matter before scaling a product. Medal Hunter capitalizes on that experience and on the broader product knowledge we have built across our portfolio. By using proven gameplay mechanics and working in this model, we were able to bring a new title to market in less than a year from the start of development. This gives us earlier insight into a game’s potential, helps limit development risk and allows us to shape products more closely around what players actually respond to”.

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Bet on Games launches horror-themed crash title Zombie Rush

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Bet on Games, the instant and crash games vertical within the Betcore ecosystem, has launched a new horror-themed crash game called Zombie Rush. The title is now available for global integration via Betcore’s single API, alongside content from TVBET and ElCasino.

Zombie Rush wraps the crash mechanic in a graveyard “survival run” theme. Players decide when to cash out as the multiplier rises, with the round ending when the “crash” triggers.

Bet on Games said the game runs on an “Optimized Math Model” with 97.5% RTP and a “dynamically accelerating multiplier curve.” The release also highlights “Visceral Horror Aesthetics,” linking the crash moment to a “grisly, memorable animation.”

On the feature set, Zombie Rush includes Autoplay and Auto Cash-out. It also adds “Strategic Dual-Betting,” which allows play across two parallel rounds simultaneously.

Betcore is directing partnership and integration inquiries to [email protected]. A gameplay video is available here.

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