According to the Wall Street Journal, Netflix wants to expand its game library to involve series like Grand Theft Auto. This might come across as a shock, but the streaming giant has expressed interest in pushing into the video game industry earlier as well. The company has even used the licenses of other popular franchises to push out games into the global market.For example, Stranger Things: 1984 and TMNT: Shredder's Revenge are titles available through the streaming giant, and both are from popular series. It shouldn't be a surprise that Netflix would try to get more video games on its service, but whether it can get Grand Theft Auto or not is a different question altogether.Netflix reportedly interested in getting the Grand Theft Auto license to release a future gameHere is the relevant passage from The Wall Street Journal regarding the report about Netflix trying to get the Grand Theft Auto license:"It has discussed plans to release a game within the popular action-adventure series "Grand Theft Auto" from Take-Two Interactive Software through a licensing deal, some of the people said."That's the only mention of the popular GTA series in that particular report. Nonetheless, it is quite interesting that Netflix would pursue one of the most popular video game franchises in the world. Imagine playing any of the classics on the streaming service.Currently, there is no GTA 6 trailer leak to indicate where the next offering will be playable. Players will have to wait and see if the media giant could get a major new title added to its gaming catalog.Current list of games available through a Netflix subscriptionThere is an official site that shows players all the new games (Image via Netflix, Inc.)Apptopia estimated that 0.7% of Netflix subscribers were Daily Active Users (DAU) of the games on this streaming service back in 2022. It might seem bleak, but the company was seeing increased retention back then. Anybody interested in a catalog of playable titles can find a full list here (as of October 17, 2023), from A to N:Arcanium: Rise of AkhanAsphalt ExtremeBefore Your EyesBloons TD 6Bowling BallersCard BlastCats & SoupCountry FriendsCut The Rope DailyDesta: The Memories BetweenDominoes CaféDragon UpDungeon Boss: RespawnedDungeon DwarvesDust & NoonExploding KittensFlutter ButterfliesGhost DetectiveHeads Up!Hello Kitty and Friends: Happiness ParadeHextech Mayhem: A League of Legends StoryHighwaterImmortalityInto the BreachInto the Dead 2: UnleashedKentucky Route ZeroKnittensKrispee StreetLaya's HorizonLEGO Legacy: Heroes UnboxedLucky LunaMahjong SolitaireMighty Quest Rogue PalaceMoonlighterNailed It! Baking BashNarcos: Cartel Wars UnlimitedNetflix Stories: Love is BlindNote that these games can be played on your mobile device.Some people didn't even know you could play games through this streaming service (Image via Netflix)The remainder of the catalog includes:OXENFREEOXENFREE II: Lost SignalsPoinpyPuzzle GodsRaji: An Ancient EpicReigns: Three KingdomsRival PiratesSamurai ShodownScriptic: Crime StoriesShatter RemasteredShooting HoopsShovel Knight Pocket DungeonSkies of ChaosSolitaireSonic Prime DashSpiritfarerSpongebob: Get CookingStorytellerStranger Things: 1984Stranger Things: Puzzle TalesStranger Things 3: The GameTeeter (Up) RemasteredTerra NilThe Queen's Gambit ChessThis is a True StoryTomb Raider ReloadedToo Hot to Handle: Love Is a GameToo Hot to Handle 2Townsmen: A Kingdom RebuiltTRANSFORMERS Forged to FightTwelve MinutesValiant Hearts: Coming HomeVikings: ValhallaVineyard ValleyWild Things: Animal AdventuresWonderputt ForeverWorld of Goo RemasteredWrestleQuestThere are certainly some great games available on this service. If something like Grand Theft Auto was available, one could expect the Daily Active Users to surpass 1%. It will be intriguing to see how the streaming giant fares in the video game industry in the wake of its growing ambition.