Netflix’s foray into the cellular gaming subscription market is exhibiting no indicators of slowing down. This week it added a pair of recent titles to its service, a card-battling roguelike known as Arcanium: Rise of Akhan, and a hidden object sport known as Krispee Street. Both can be found to obtain on iOS or Android freed from cost if you happen to’re already subscribed to the streaming service.

Arcanium follows an more and more acquainted template for Netflix’s cellular sport releases, in that it’s a pre-existing title added to the subscription service. The sport initially launched in early access on Steam back in 2020, the place it at the moment boasts “Mostly Positive” consumer opinions. Its Steam itemizing describes it as an “open-world, single-player strategy card adventure” and fusion of the roguelike and deckbuilding genres.

Meanwhile, Krispee Street is a hidden object sport that nearly appears to be like like a digital model of Where’s Waldo primarily based on the webcomic Krispee. What’s On Netflix notes that it’s the fourth sport from developer FrostyPop to launch on Netflix for the reason that service’s official launch final November.

With the discharge of the 2 titles, Netflix now has a dozen cellular video games out there to obtain and play freed from cost as a part of its subscription. It’s nonetheless in all probability not sufficient to warrant a subscription by itself, however they’re a neat addition, particularly when all of them are free from annoying in-app transactions. If you’re already paying for a Netflix subscription, what have you ever received to lose?