Netflix has announced a partnership with FIFA to launch a football simulation game ahead of the 2026 World Cup tournament.
The game will be exclusive to Netflix Games and available to subscribers worldwide without additional purchases or hidden fees required.
Netflix confirmed the title will arrive before June 2026 and be playable across mobile devices and supported televisions globally soon.
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Players can compete solo or online with friends, using smartphones as controllers for a streamlined living-room experience designed for fans.
The project is being developed by Delphi Interactive, aiming to balance easy accessibility with competitive depth for football gaming audiences.
What to expect from Netflix’s FIFA football game
Netflix said the television-based experience will initially launch on select models and regions before expanding globally over time for players.
The football game will require an active Netflix subscription, with no standalone app or separate purchase needed to begin playing.
Gameplay details remain limited, though FIFA and Netflix describe it as reimagined, fast to learn, and engaging for casual users.
Developers aim to attract new audiences while retaining enough tactical depth to satisfy competitive football gamers around the world today.
The release could mark FIFA’s return to video game branding after ending its long partnership with EA Sports previously held, reports Business Standard.
EA rebranded its franchise as EA Sports FC in 2023, leaving FIFA absent from mainstream games for the first time.
Netflix believes combining football gaming with streaming could strengthen engagement ahead of the expanded 2026 tournament hosted across three nations.
More information including title, gameplay footage, and supported platforms is expected closer to launch as global interest continues growing rapidly.
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