Can't Make It To Paris? Sports Sports By Netflix Lets You Compete Anywhere!

If you're a Netflix subscriber and missing the excitement of the 2024 Summer Olympics, you can now get a taste of the action right on your phone with a new game on Android called Sports Sports by Netflix Games. This isn't about watching the games live; it's a sports simulation game, or as they call it, a 'pixel art athletic showdown.' The name might sound amusing, but the game is seriously engaging.

Which Games Can You Play in Sports Sports by Netflix?

Sports Sports by Netflix offers a diverse selection of 12 different minigames, inspired by popular athletic contests. You can immerse yourself in events like track and field, swimming, archery, javelin throw, and weightlifting. Whether you're sprinting, swimming, throwing, lifting, or leaping, this arcade-style competition lets you strive for the top.

You have the flexibility to choose your preferred mode of play. Options range from quick practice matches to multi-event championships and intense multiplayer showdowns. You can also compete in Ranked Matches online against formidable opponents or challenge your friends in local multiplayer mode.

While Sports Sports by Netflix doesn't feature a career mode, you can still track your progress. Create your own athlete, monitor your stats, and curate playlists of your favorite minigames. Additionally, you can win medals in themed Tournaments, adding to the Olympic vibe.

If you're yearning for that Olympic atmosphere, Sports Sports by Netflix is the perfect game to fill that gap. Don't take my word for it—check out the trailer below to see for yourself!

Will You Try It Out?

With its intuitive gameplay and charming retro graphics, Sports Sports by Netflix is a fantastic choice for fans of simulation games looking to break their own records. Plus, it's free with a Netflix subscription. If you're a subscriber, you can download it now from the Google Play Store.

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