Crunchyroll Comes for Netflix With Expansion Into Mobile Games

Netflix is doing its best to lure its customers into exploring its gaming options, and now another streamer—one that’s perhaps better angled for this purpose—is trying the same: anime hotspot Crunchyroll. Starting today, members of the Mega Fan ($9.99/month) and Ultimate Fan ($14.99/month) tiers can access free games on mobile via the Crunchyroll Game Vault.

Crunchyroll Game Vault: Free to Mega Fan, Ultimate Fan Subscribers

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