Netflix is removing 20 of its 24 interactive movies and shows from the streamer, including its first-ever interactive title that first premiered seven years ago.

Netflix is dropping nearly all of its “Interactive Specials” on December 1st, the company has confirmed. Netflix has released 24 games – the most famous being Black Mirror: Bandersnatch – but next month,

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Netflix, for its part, seems to have seen the writing on the wall. In addition to pulling most of its Interactive Specials, Netflix also shut down its AAA game studio just last month. The studio hadn't even released a game yet, but apparently, Netflix had seen enough to call it quits.

Outside of Blue, the streaming service has acquired and attached itself to multiple other studios and game developers such as Spry Fox, which developed the casual gaming sequel Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit after Netflix took over. But nothing released thus far has been on a grander scale than that.

Netflix is removing the majority of its Interactive Specials from the streaming service. Speaking to Eurogamer, a Netflix spokesperson confirmed "almost all" of its interactive titles will come off the service on 1st December.