Netflix has been making strides in the gaming arena over the past couple of years, steadily building a collection of mobile game titles. Now, the streaming giant is setting its sights on the high-stakes gaming market, with whispers of a potential partnership between Netflix and Take-Two Interactive to bring GTA to its platform.

Could GTA 6 Find a Home on Netflix?

According to a recent report from The Wall Street Journal, the streaming platform is venturing into “sophisticated gaming” that players can stream from their TVs or PCs. Anonymous sources close to the matter also hinted at discussions between Netflix and Take-Two Interactive for a licensing deal that could potentially bring an iconic GTA game to the platform.

The inclusion of a GTA game would be a game-changer for Netflix, especially considering GTA 6 is currently in production. This could give Netflix an edge in the highly competitive gaming industry, where heavyweights like Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon have been vying for supremacy. Microsoft‘s recent acquisition of Activision Blizzard has only intensified the competition.

Besides GTA, Netflix is eyeing expansion in the mobile gaming market, with plans to develop games based on its hit series like “Squid Game” and “Wednesday.” This strategic move aims to attract new subscribers and collaborate with third-party publishers.

Despite Netflix‘s substantial investments and strategic hirings in the gaming sector, success is far from guaranteed. Up to this point, Netflix‘s games have not reached the download numbers of independent mobile games, and only a small percentage of subscribers engage with these games on a daily basis.

In a nutshell, the potential addition of a GTA title to Netflix‘s gaming library could position the company as a major player in the gaming industry, overcoming the challenges at hand.

See also: GTA 6: Netflix in Talks to Bring the Highly Anticipated Game

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