The relationship between RIOT Games and Netflix seems to be going from strength to strength. The success of Arcane, the animated series based on the League of Legends universe, was impressive and now both companies are going for more. This is Hextech Mayhem, the LoL spin-off that Netflix gives you to play .
Hextech Mayhem promises hours of fun to the rhythm of music
You may not know it, but Netflix has its own video game service within its platform. It is accessible from Android and iOS in more than 190 countries and you do not need to pay anything if you already have a Netflix subscription.
Currently, it does not have too many titles available (here you can see the best Netflix games), but today two more are added to the list. The first is the one that will make the most noise on the market, since it is based on the League of Legends universe .
It’s called Hextech Mayhem and it’s a rhythm runner in which you have to run through each level while avoiding traps and obstacles, activating explosives that will allow you to move forward and eliminating enemies. All this to the rhythm of the music, because if you don’t you will lose points and probably lose.
The game stars Ziggs , one of LoL’s champions, though he doesn’t appear to have any historical connection to Arcane or League of Legends. We knew some information about Hextech Mayhem since November of last year thanks to a trailer published by RIOT. However, it is not until now that the game is officially released and you can already play it.
Dungeon Dwarves is the other Netflix Games release
Along with the previous title, Netflix Games also released Dungeon Dwarves, a dungeon game in which you control 5 dwarfs while they smash rocks , walls, and enemies until you reach the end of each level. A peculiarity? The game doesn’t stop when you don’t have it open on your mobile, but it keeps going and when you start it, it will give you the rewards obtained from that last dungeon you were going through.
Dungeon Dwarves was developed by Hyper Hippo, it has pretty good graphics and offers quite interesting gameplay. Why do we say it? Because it is not just crushing things to advance, but you will have to manage your resources and skills very well to reach the goal. It sure is worth giving it a try.
To enjoy these two new games, you only have to enter the “Games” section of Netflix from your mobile device with Android, iOS or iPadOS.
