YouTube is testing a new Playables feature that allows users to play basic games directly on the platform. The initial test includes the game Stack Bounce and is only available to select users.
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YouTube is internally testing a new feature called 'Playables' for online gaming. Employees are invited to test games like Stack Bounce on web browsers or mobile devices. Here's the detail.
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