Bloons TD6 Netflix Vs non-Netflix

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Hi. Bit of a niche question, but I'm struggling to find a clear answer.

DS wants to play Bloons TD6 with friends. All his friends have Netflix, so are on the free Netflix version.

We don't have Netflix.

If I buy the non-Netflix version, will he be able to interact with his friends or are the two versions kept separate?

Thanks

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The two versions are essentially different games, despite sharing the same core gameplay. They are not compatible with each other for multiplayer matches.
This means that players on the Netflix version can only play with other players on the Netflix version, and the same super mario 64 goes for the non-Netflix version.

Thanks for the responses everyone.

After chatting about it, DS has decided to go for the non-Netflix version. Showing surprising maturity for an 11 year old, he decided that the one off fee was preferable to the cost of an ongoing subscription And not being able to play against his friends was ok.

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