Netflix is discontinuing its interactive movie, Bandersnatch, which was one of the last remaining specials in its library. Initially launched in 2018, Bandersnatch gained recognition for its innovative storytelling that allowed viewers to choose their own paths. However, following a company statement, Netflix is moving away from interactive technology to focus on other areas. Currently, only two interactive titles remain on the platform, indicating the end of an era for Netflix's unique interactive offerings. The platform aims to transform the user experience, as evidenced by its upcoming app overhaul and new mobile features.
As of today there are only two left. The other is Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. The Reverend, which first debuted back in 2020 and is also being removed imminently.
Netflix's first interactive effort was 2017's Puss in Book: Trapped in an Epic Tale, but Bandersnatch, which arrived the following year, was the first to be targeted at an adult audience.
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