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.

The Notebook, Dear Evan Hansen and two Heath Ledger movies are being from Netflix, while Outer Banks and Cobra Kai are back in November.

Netflix's interactive titles were all the rage a few years ago, but the company is set to remove most of them from its platform. First reported by The Verge, Netflix's "Interactive Specials" will be cut by the company down to four titles: Black Mirror's groundbreaking 2018 choose-your-own-adventure film Bandersnatch,

Netflix is delisting all but four of its interactive titles by Dec. 1. The streaming service kicked off its foray into interactive titles in 2017, and there was a time when Netflix was putting out a new interactive special every few months or so,

Remember a few years ago when Netflix dipped its toes into the world of video games by creating interactive choose-your-own-adventure movies and TV shows? Well, almost all of those odd experiments are being removed from the service with little warning next month.