Netflix will continue to expand in interactive media by launching a daily quiz called Trivia Quest in April. The program is based on the popular Trivia Crack game, and during the month of April, anyone who participates in the contest will be able to participate in this contest by answering 24 questions a day. The questions will span a wide spectrum, from science to popular culture. While answering the questions, the virtual hero named Willy will save the hostages from the evil enemy Evil Rocky.
The competition program will be available to watch on smart TVs, media players, game consoles, computer browsers, Android phones and tablets, iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches.
While the importance Netflix attaches to games is increasing day by day, its competitors are not sitting idle. Amazon is investing in Luna, a cloud gaming service, and its own game studio for use on its Prime Video platform. Google, which owns YouTube, uses the game streaming service Stadia. Apple TV Plus offers Apple Arcade subscription services.
Netflix’s game, unlike other services, will be free for Netflix users using the standard plan.
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