Netflix has revealed that it has acquired US-based free-to-play mobile developer Boss Fight Entertainment as it continues to ramp up its investment into mobile games. Founded in 2013, Boss Fight Entertainment was co-founded by three former Zynga employees that focused primarily on CastleVille and is best known for its mobile RPG Boss Dungeon. Following the acquisition, the studio will conti…
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