FIFA World Cup Launch Edition game, included in Netflix membership
Netflix: FIFA World Cup Launch Edition game, included in Netflix membership · Jul 5–16, 2026
ActiveNetflix promoted the FIFA World Cup Launch Edition, a new mobile-to-TV game offering fast, fluid, and tactical fun with all 48 teams and 16 real-world stadiums, available at no additional cost within a Netflix membership.
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And honestly, it's fast, incredibly fluid and just pure tactical fun.
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The World Cup is finally here, Ryan, and I've been obsessed with a brand new way to experience it. FIFA World Cup launch edition on Netflix. Wait, Taylor, on Netflix, like between episodes of my favorite bacon shows. Exactly. It's completely reimagined from mobile to TV play. And honestly, it's fast, incredibly fluid and just pure tactical fun. Wait, walk me through the mechanics here. How does it actually work? It is brilliant. Your TV is the stadium and your phone becomes the controller. You just scan the QR code on your screen and you're instantly swiping to pass and shoot. So a low barrier to entry, but high replay value. Can you play as any country? all 48 teams, Ryan, in all 16 real world stadiums. And best of all, it's included in your Netflix membership with zero extra costs. Check the games tab on your TV and start playing now. FIFA World Cup launch edition now, only on Netflix.
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Netflix promotes its FIFA World Cup launch edition game, a fast-paced football experience playable with a phone as a controller on a TV, offering multiplayer options in 16 stadiums, all included with a Netflix membership.
Netflix presented the Total Soccer Show.
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