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Ubisoft’s ‘Valiant Hearts: Homecoming’ sets Netflix games launch

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A release date has been set for the new sequel to Ubisoft’s mobile game Brave Hearts: Coming Home, which will debut on Netflix Games exclusively on January 31, 2023.

The new sequel is a follow-up to the puzzle-adventure game released on multiple platforms in 2014. It received rave reviews from critics, notably winning Best Narrative and Games for Change at The Game Awards in 2014.

The sequel was first announced in September 2022 along with a host of other game announcements, with the sequel described as being “led by the original core team and will retain the same DNA while introducing a new story. It will be available to Netflix members in January 2023.”

The game is being produced at Ubisoft’s Montpellier office, which opened in 1994, and at Old Skull Games, a studio based in Villeurbanne, France.

According to Netflix, here’s what you can expect from the new entry:

“1917, as World War I rages on, two brothers will fight to survive in the trenches and find each other again. Their paths will cross with the new Valiant Hearts who will share the joy of reuniting and the horror of the Western Front, all desperate to find their way home.”

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Brave Hearts: Coming Home it will be available on Netflix Games, which can be accessed via the Netflix app or alternatively downloaded directly via the Google Play Store or Apple Store.

As with all Netflix games, you’ll need an active Netflix subscription, even those on the ad-supported tier will be able to access the selection of games. It will be free in microtransactions and ads.


This is one of several games that Ubisoft is working on on Netflix with an untitled Assassin’s Creed Game and Mighty Quest also announced to be coming to the platform. That’s on top of Ubisoft games getting Netflix adaptations like Beyond Good and Evil, assassin’s Creed, Y The division.

For more on upcoming Netflix games, keep it locked here on What’s on Netflix, where every month we update our next post.

Let us know if you’re excited to play the new game in the comments below, and we’ll leave you some screenshots of the new game:

Image: Ubisoft

Image: Ubisoft

Image: Ubisoft

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