I need to play this, it looks so fun. This pic has Final Fantasy vibes
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It's fun. It's a puzzle game disguised as a strategy game, so you need to slightly adjust your thinking if you go in and have trouble.
Loved this a few years ago. What have these guys been up to since?
The Advanced Edition Update was released not too long ago.
The Netflix game?
Uuh... No?
It was out on switch and PC four years before Netflix published a mobile version.
Well Yes, But Actually No.
Netflix don't make games (for now). They just bought the game's license, remove all IAPs and paywalls, and include it with your Netflix subscription.
Generally it's a good thing. HOWEVER! The way Netflix did it requires the studio to make a complete separate version of the game and give it to Netflix.
So most of the time, it became abandon-ware. Because the separated Netflix version stopped getting updates and bug fixes soon or right after release.