Krankel noted Oxenfree II is still in development.ДЇrameborder='0' allow='accelerometer autoplay clipboard-write encrypted-media gyroscope picture-in-picture' allowfullscreen> A story-based game featuring the ability to influence the ending based on your decisions, Oxenfree told the tale of teenage girl Alex, who teams up with her friends to reveal the supernatural mysteries of an island they visit. Prior to joining Netflix, Night School Studio was working on Oxenfree II, a sequel to their debut title released in 2016. It felt like both teams came to this conclusion instinctively.вЂ™ Our explorations in narrative gameplay and NetflixвЂ™s track record of supporting diverse storytellers was such a natural pairing. вЂNetflix gives film, TV, and now game makers an unprecedented canvas to create and deliver excellent entertainment to millions of people. вЂNight School wants to stretch our narrative and design aspirations across distinctive, original games with heart,вЂ™ Krankel wrote. In a blog post by Night School Studio founder Sean Krankel, the thought process behind the teamвЂ™s decision was laid out.

ItвЂ™s fairly common for the streaming company to test new features across regions before rolling out the finished product to a wider audience, as was the case for the вЂPlay SomethingвЂ™ feature which was initially trialled in France.

This announcement comes following the news that Netflix has begun launching mobile games in several European countries, including Poland, Italy, and Spain, as part of a small-scale test. On-demand streaming giant Netflix has boosted its foray into game development with the acquisition of American studio Night School Studio, known for strong narrative games such as Oxenfree and Afterparty.

Oxenfree game review gamespot