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technology1 year ago

YouTube Launches Multiplayer Mini-Games on Playables

YouTube is testing multiplayer features for its "Playables" collection of lightweight, free mini-games, allowing real-time gameplay with other users. This initiative, which includes games like Ludo Club and Magic Tiles 3, aims to enhance user engagement on the platform. YouTube's Playables, available to all users since May, now offers over 130 games across various categories, following a trend seen in other platforms like Netflix and LinkedIn.

via TechCrunch|
#mini-games#multiplayer#playables
technology1 year ago

YouTube Introduces In-App Playables Games for All Users

YouTube has officially launched "Playables," a collection of over 75 free mobile games available on its website and iOS app. These lightweight, entertaining games, including titles like Angry Birds Showdown and Cut the Rope, are designed for short play sessions and save progress and high scores. Initially tested in select markets, Playables are now widely accessible through the Explore menu in the YouTube app.

via MacRumors|
#app-store#ios#mobile-games
technology1 year ago

YouTube Introduces Playables: Free Games for All Users

YouTube has launched "Playables," an in-app arcade featuring over 75 free games playable on computers, iOS, and Android devices. This new feature allows users to share games and save progress, with titles like Cut the Rope and Angry Birds Showdown available at launch. This move follows a trend of non-gaming platforms introducing casual games and gives Google another foothold in the gaming industry after the shutdown of Google Stadia.

via Game Developer|
#gaming#google#mobile-games
technology1 year ago

"YouTube Launches 'Playables' Free Games for All Users"

YouTube is expanding its free games catalog, "Playables," to all users, integrating it into the YouTube app and Home page. The collection includes popular titles like Angry Birds Showdown and Trivia Crack, with over 75 minigames available. While not currently monetized, these games could eventually serve ads, providing a new revenue stream for Google. The rollout will be completed in the coming weeks.

via TechCrunch|
#app-store#free-games#google
technology2 years ago

YouTube Premium Enhances Benefits with New Features and Free Games

Google has added a new feature called Playables to its YouTube Premium service, allowing subscribers to play mobile games directly within the YouTube app on desktop and mobile devices. Currently available in select countries, the Playables section offers nearly three dozen games for free, but only until March 28, 2024. While this move suggests Google's plans to expand Playables globally, it remains to be seen if users will be willing to pay for the service, considering other companies offer similar benefits for free.

via PhoneArena|
#gaming#google#mobile-games
technology2 years ago

Google Expands Gaming Services with YouTube Playables and New Streaming Platform.

Google is reportedly testing a new product called Playables that will allow users to play games on their mobile devices or computers via YouTube. The product is still in the testing phase and there are no immediate plans to launch it. This comes months after Google shut down its cloud gaming service Stadia, which didn't gain any traction with subscribers.

via CNET|
#cloud-gaming#google#playables
technology2 years ago

Google Tests Gaming Feature on YouTube to Boost Revenue.

Google is reportedly testing a new product called "Playables" that would allow users to play games instantly through the YouTube app on mobile devices and desktop computers. The product is currently being tested by employees, with one of the games called Stack Bounce. This comes after Google's previous attempt at cloud gaming platform, Stadia, which was shut down in September 2021. YouTube has not made any official announcements regarding the new product.

via IGN|
#gaming#google#playables
gaming2 years ago

YouTube Explores Gaming with Playable Mini Games and In-App Options.

Google is reportedly testing a new product called "Playables" that allows users to play games on mobile devices or desktop computers via YouTube. It is unclear if Playables will use the same technology as Stadia, Google's cloud-based gaming platform that was shut down due to low user traction. Playables will allow players to instantly play games via the YouTube app on mobile devices.

via Video Games Chronicle|
#cloud-based-gaming#gaming#google
gaming2 years ago

YouTube to Introduce Instantly Playable Games with Google's 'Playables'

Google is reportedly testing a new gaming feature called "Playables" within YouTube, which will allow users to play online games on mobile devices or desktop computers. The feature is currently being tested internally with employees, with one game called "Stack Bounce" already available. It's not clear if these light HTML5 titles are the extent of what YouTube is doing with Playables. Google said that gaming has long been a focus at YouTube, but they have nothing to announce right now.

via 9to5Google|
#gamesnacks#gaming#google
technology2 years ago

YouTube Testing In-App Gaming with Playable Mini Games

YouTube is testing a new product called Playables that will allow users to access mobile and desktop video games. The platform seeks to expand beyond hosting video content and into sharing video games. The move is aimed at boosting YouTube's advertising revenue. The games that YouTube might offer might not be the latest and greatest titles, but they might have a track record of being popular at one time.

via PhoneArena|
#mobile-games#online-gaming#playables
technology2 years ago

YouTube Explores Online Gaming with Playables.

YouTube is reportedly testing a new product called Playables, which allows users to access online games on both mobile and desktop devices. The games can be played on the YouTube website or app, and the product is seen as a new way for YouTube to generate revenue from the gaming industry. While there are currently only a few games available for testing, the product has the potential to reach YouTube's massive audience.

via Engadget|
#desktop#mobile#online-games
technology2 years ago

YouTube tests instantly playable online games in competition with Twitch.

Google is reportedly testing a new initiative called Playables, which will allow users to instantly play online games via YouTube's website or mobile apps. The project is part of YouTube CEO Neal Mohan's push to find new areas of growth in the wake of declining advertising spending. Playables is currently being tested internally, and only one game, Stack Bounce, has been highlighted so far. Google's previous attempt to enter the playable gaming arena with Stadia failed, but the company is not giving up on gaming just yet.

via Eurogamer.net|
#gaming#google#online-games