Telltale's Stranger Things project, meanwhile, is part of Netflix's marketing and promotion efforts, but will not be on the Netflix service. For more on that, we can turn to a statement from Telltale.

Stranger Things Season 3 is going retro. Releasing the same day as the third season of the wildly popular Netflix series, Stranger Things 3: The Game will hit PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and the ...

Update, June 13: Netflix has confirmed that a Telltale Stranger Things game is in the works.Following rumours that Telltale Games is soon to announce a partnership with Netflix, a representative ...

According to the Tender Claws website, in Stranger Things VR players will "Become an explorer of unknown realities as you form the hive mind and tame the void.

Also coming to PC is Stranger Things 3: The Game. In it, you will play through familiar events from the series while also uncovering never-before-seen quests, character interactions, and secrets.

A new Stranger Things video game based around the events of the upcoming season 3 was revealed today during The Game Awards.

Stranger Things 3: The Game came out on July 4 for Switch, Xbox One, PC, and PlayStation 4, alongside season three of the series on Netflix.

Even if you’ve only seen an episode or two, it’s not hard to spot the influences of Netflix’s new show Stranger Things. It’s all so very 1980s: the tight-knit group of young boys pulled ...

Devolver Digital offers to create Stranger Things game for Netflix with developer No Code Devolver wants to get former Telltale Games devs in on the project, too.

Stories Untold is clearly using the widespread adoration of Netflix’s Stranger Things as a tool in its marketing. The superb cover art for the game, for example, is the work of Kyle Lambert, the ...

If you liked that, there’s a Stranger Things game coming to PC, PS4, and Xbox One. It's probably not what you're expecting.

Netflix and developer Next Games are creating a new location-based RPG inspired by the streaming service's hit sci-fi show Stranger Things, and it sounds very similar to Niantic's successful ...