FIFA Teams Up with Netflix for Groundbreaking World Cup Gaming Experience
FIFA is launching a new video game, FIFA World Cup: Launch Edition, on Netflix Games. Set to release on June 11, it coincides with the 2026 World Cup. This accessible football simulation game allows players to experience the tournament, featuring all 48 teams and more than 1,200 players.
FIFA announced the release of its new video game, FIFA World Cup: Launch Edition, set to debut on Netflix Games on June 11, aligning with the kickoff of the 2026 World Cup. This marks a strategic move from the soccer governing body to enhance fan engagement through a revamped digital strategy.
The game, developed in collaboration with Netflix Games and Delphi Interactive, offers an accessible simulation of the football tournament, featuring all 48 participating teams and over 1,200 players. Gamers can experience matches in all 16 World Cup stadiums, providing a comprehensive tournament experience.
FIFA highlights this launch as a part of a broader shift towards a multi-partner gaming approach following the end of its EA Sports partnership. The game introduces a new format utilizing smartphones as controllers and plans for future features and expanded platform support.
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