RocketRide Games partners with Netflix on mobile games
RocketRide Games and Netflix have partnered on mobile games. Netflix, the big streaming service, is making its move into games and has been adding more mobile games to its entertainment subscription.
And Montreal-based RocketRide Games has signed an agreement to bring more games to the platform.
In December, RocketRide Games delivered two titles (Dominoes, Knittens) and more are on the way in the coming months. As an incentive to players, Netflix’s games promise no ads, no in-app purchases and are included with Netflix subscriptions.
Over the past two years, the agency has signed 45 deals which have generated more than $78 million in revenue. Founded in 2017 by former Hibernum studio head Louis-Rene Auclair, RocketRide Games is a Montreal-based video game agency offering multiple consultative and hands-on support services covering the entire span of a game’s lifecycle.
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Developers partnering with RocketRide Games take advantage of their in-house production experts who offer an extensive range of optional support services: ideation, creative direction, executive production, market analysis, product management, business strategy – all the way through to launch planning and engagement analysis.
“Everyone at RocketRide Games is extremely proud of this new partnership with Netflix,” said Auclair, in a statement. “Having the ability to bring games to their millions of subscribers is definitely a great opportunity for RocketRide Games and for video games studios all over the world.” Auclair hopes to get new pitches for games at the company’s website. The company was founded in 2017 and it has 15 employees in Canada, the U.S., and Colombia.
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