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Ubisoft says it is developing three mobile games for Netflix, including a new Assassin's Creed title

There's also a new Valiant Hearts game in the works  —  Ubisoft just announced a partnership with Netflix for three games.  —  Earlier today on September 10 at the Ubisoft Forward showcase …

GamesRadar Hirun Cryer

Context & Ripple Effects

Netflix had already defined gaming as a mobile benefit included with its subscription, while Ubisoft was building Assassin’s Creed around an evolving online-service model. The partnership puts a major Ubisoft franchise into Netflix’s emerging game channel rather than a standalone mobile release.

The related coverage identifies the three titles as exclusive to Netflix, making the arrangement an early test of whether subscription distribution can extend established console franchises.

First-order effects

  • Netflix gains three Ubisoft-developed mobile games—including Assassin’s Creed and Valiant Hearts—to deepen its included-games catalog.
  • Ubisoft gets a subscription-based mobile distribution partner for those games, while Netflix receives exclusive access rather than a broadly available mobile launch.

Second-order effects

  • Netflix’s mobile-game offering becomes a more direct subscription differentiator, raising the value of recognizable franchises relative to internally developed titles alone.
  • Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed strategy now spans both its planned evolving service and a Netflix-exclusive mobile entry, increasing the need to manage how the franchise is presented across services.

Third-order effects

  • If franchise-led exclusives become a repeatable model, streaming services will compete for game catalogs through content partnerships as well as video programming, with publishers trading wider mobile reach for platform-backed distribution.
  • The arrangement points toward mobile games functioning as subscription retention content, not merely individually monetized app-store products.

The trend: Streaming platforms are using exclusive mobile games from established publishers to turn gaming into a bundled subscription feature.