minigames

TikTok started testing mini-games on its platform a few months ago, and they were mostly aimed at entertaining users. However, the video-sharing app now allows creators to embed a mini-game in their videos. Creators can add mini-games by tapping the Add Link button and choosing the MiniGame option.Once the user watches a video containing a mini-game, he can tap on the dedicated link and start playing the game. Jumping from a funny video to playing a mini-game could be a new and exciting experience.TikTok is currently…

Video platform TikTok has added mini-games to the service to test the waters before making a push into gaming.  As reported by TechCrunch, TikTok’s gaming pilot includes partnered developers such as Voodoo, Nitro Games, FRVR, Aim Lab, and Lotem, with these developers being involved with the nine currently available mini-games. This comes off the heels of TikTok partnering with mobile gaming developer Zynga for the release of the game Disco Loco 3D exclusively on TikTok. A spokesperson from the company revealed to…

TikTok is conducting a broader test of games in its all-conquering app. The company recently added a way for creators in some markets (including the US) to append one of nine mini-games to a video by tapping the Add Link button and choosing the MiniGame option. When viewers come across a video that links to a game, they can start playing it by tapping a link next to the creator's username. “Currently, we’re exploring bringing HTML5 games to TikTok through integrations with third-party game developers and studios," a…

In recent weeks, TikTok has started testing offering a small collection of mini-games within its app, TechCrunch reports. There are nine games available as part of this initiative, which can be added to a video before it’s uploaded by using the “Add link” option and selecting “MiniGame.” Viewers can play a linked game by tapping the link that appears underneath the account’s username while a video is playing. When playing a game, there’s the option to record gameplay and subsequently post it as a TikTok. A TikTok…

Dinosaur Game on Google's Chrome browser has been around for several years. To mark the Tokyo Olympics 2020 that are already underway, the search giant has added several tweaks to the classic game. While normally the friendly little T-rex on your screen jumps over cactus when you hit spacebar, a Reddit user has now spotted that the game has received a major change. Later, Google CEO Sundar Pichai also tweeted on the same, confirming the fun new minigames the classic game has on offer now.Sharing a screenshot of the game,…