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Netflix has something new for the Stranger Things fan coming in 2023

Netflix's most beloved series Stranger Things, has gone on for four seasons, with the last season to launch in early 2023. The American series has a huge fan base, and Netflix announced that season 5 of the Duffer Brothers series would be the last. However, Netflix doesn't want the thrill to end for you; the company, with developer Tender Claws, will release a Stranger Things VR game on major VR platforms in the winter of 2023. The announcement was made on the gaming studio's official Twitter handle on Sunday, celebrating Stranger Things Day 2022. In addition, the streaming platform shared the teaser on its YouTube channel

Stranger Things has been streaming on Netflix since July 2016, and the series is about the fictional town of Hawkins in Indiana in the US. The story's background is that Hawkins's US Department of Energy research centre experiments with some supernatural and paranormal power. The institute kidnaps humans(kids) to run tests on them, and at the same time, a test creation called "Eleven" runs away from the laboratory.

The psychological horror-action game allows players to take on the mantle of season 4's antagonist Vecna. A brief teaser trailer gives a feel for the art style of the play but holds back on storyline details and specific gameplay experiences. The game will let you be the vicious villain Vecna and take revenge on Eleven and Hawkins by enacting the fearsome villain in the gameplay. A press release states, Play as Vecna in the new Stranger Things adventure in VR mode. Be an explorer of undiscovered realities when you tame the void from your hive mind. Invade the brains and besiege nightmares to take revenge on Eleven and Hawkins. 

Tender Claws is based in Los Angeles and is an award-winning art and games studio known for emerging media innovations and a strong storytelling foundation. According to its about me page, the developer has previously worked on the VR games Virtual Reality 1 and 2, along with the "mobile AR virtual pet Tender, and exciting theatrical adventures The Under Presents and Tempest." Meanwhile, Netflix has previously released multiple games around its flagship series, including Stranger Things: The VR Experience and the mobile and console game Stranger Things 3: The Game.

Meanwhile, Netflix concluded Stranger Things Day 2022 by unveiling the title of its upcoming episode of the Duffer Brother's Stranger Things Season 5 on its Twitter handle. The Stranger Things Season 5 premiere episode is titled "THE CRAWL," the company tweeted.

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