It’s based on a popular app called Trivia Crack, and it’s basically a daily trivia game. Similarly, Netflix files Trivia Quest under the interactive tag, but it isn’t an interactive story like the entries below. Useful for what it’s meant for, but not so much for a story experience. You can customize from there, but it’s just a glorified menu. The only interactive part of this is picking which Headspace program you want: meditation, relaxation, or sleep. This shouldn’t even really count as an interactive experience, but Netflix has labeled it as an Interactive, so we’re mentioning it. Honorable mention: Headspace: Unwind Your Mind Two new interactive specials for kids, Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous: Hidden Adventure and Barbie: Epic Road Trip, are the latest additions to the service. Still, as long as Netflix has its expanding library of interactive offerings, we’ll keep updating this ranked list, which focuses on how interactive each title is, and how much your choices affect what plays out on screen. Wild series targeted adult audiences instead.Īnd more recently, Netflix has been moving away from the old Choose Your Own Adventure story style, and more toward the games side, with titles like Cat Burglar and Trivia Quest, which test participants’ knowledge rather than letting them navigate a dynamic narrative.
The nature of those interactive shows keeps changing, though - while its earliest experiments were simple branching-path narratives for kids, titles like Black Mirror: Bandersnatch and the You vs. But the streaming service keeps adding interactive titles, meant to split the difference between narrative stories and game experiences. Netflix’s latest project is leaning more into games adaptations than into the actual games it’s been experimenting with over the last five years.
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