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Coming up, more bad news for Netflix.

Groupon makes staff cuts and lift creates a media division.

As Netflix struggles to keep consumers subscribed to its streaming service,

its mobile games venture is looking like a flop.

CNBC reported that according to App Analytics Company, Apptopia, Netflix Games have been downloaded 23.3 million times in total, and on

average there are 1.7 million daily users. This means that fewer than 1% of the streaming giant

subscriber base, around 221 million subscribers, are interested in Netflix's games.

Netflix told Tech Crunch it doesn't disclose the number of players.

However, the Appopia's report can shed light on just how unpopular its gaming offering is.

In comparison, leading mobile games like Subway, Surfers, Roblox, and

among us each have more than 100 million downloads per Appopia. Netflix has a long way to go

before it can reach this level of popularity.

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