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After a year full of more disappointments than milestones, Netflix Games is taking another big swing. Netflix is gearing up for a bunch of interactive party games, this time right from your TV. Keep reading to find out all about it. Heading towards a new direction After spending years building up its mobile game library, the streaming giant is trying something totally new with this project. Party games that you can play directly on your television with just your phone as the controller. And since it’s Netflix we’re talking about, it probably won’t be difficult for them to execute it successfully. After all, it has experimented with everything from mobile spin-offs to interactive shows already. The slate of games is launching over the holidays, although there’s no exact release date yet. It includes titles which can be pulled out during a family get-together or a night in with friends. Which party games is Netflix bringing? There’s LEGO Party, where you compete across themed mini-challenges and collect gold in different Challenge Zones. Boggle Party takes the classic word scramble and makes it a race against the clock for up to eight players. The list also includes Pictionary: Game Night and Tetris Time Warp. The former turns the timeless drawing game into a frantic guessing contest. The latter lets you travel through different eras of the iconic puzzle, from its 1984 debut to the Game Boy classic. Finally, there’s Party Crashers: Fool Your Friends. It tasks you with figuring out who among you and your friends has no clue what’s going on. The rollout will happen gradually, so depending on where you live, you might not see all the games at once. The setup is simple. You scroll to the Games tab on Netflix, pick a title, and connect your phones to play. Netflix describes the process as being ‘as easy as streaming a show on a Friday night.’ We’ll get to know if that turns out to be true once Netflix actually releases these party games. Until then, you can check out other games by Netflix on the Google Play Store. Also, read our next scoop on Popular Webcomic-Based MMO m00m world – cozy cyberpunk. The post Netflix Is Bringing Party Games to TV that Turn Your Phone into the Controller appeared first on Droid Gamers.