Netflix is set to launch “FIFA World Cup: Launch Edition” on June 11, expanding its push into video games. The title is built in collaboration with FIFA and EA and is described as a streamlined football simulation game. According to reporting, the game is developed by Delphi Interactive, which previously created “007 First Light,” alongside Netflix Games. The release uses Netflix’s existing streaming platform to deliver the game to subscribers, with access tied to having Netflix queued. A key feature highlighted by sources is that the game includes daily updates that reflect real-world tournament results as the FIFA World Cup progresses. That approach is intended to keep the content aligned with what happens during the competition rather than relying only on pre-set scenarios. The launch timing places the debut at the start of the tournament cycle, with Netflix positioning the product as one of its most significant gaming moves to date. No information in the provided sources specifies pricing or platform requirements beyond needing Netflix access.