Jump is a Netflix for indie games that promises better discoverability than Steam

Jump is hopping on an opportunity to offer high-quality indie games with a subscription service that focuses heavily on discoverability. It’s launching today with a library of 63 hand-selected titles — role-playing games, racers, multiplayer brawlers and more. The monthly fee is $10 to stream an unlimited number games, and every month, it will add 10 new titles to its catalog. It runs on PC, Mac, and Linux, and because its billing is through Stripe, it’s available in all countries that accept that form of payment.

The urge to compare the service to Netflix is irresistible, something that CEO Anthony Palma acknowledges with a caveat.