Linkedin to add games to its platform that will rank firms based on employers scores: report

LinkedinThe Microsoft-Owned Professional Social Media Platform, is Working on Diversified Its Offerings Beyond Job Searches and Business Networking. The company is reportedly going to add games to the platform to increase user engine. LinkedIn would be the latest in the line of several social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube that have experienced with adding in-adding in -pp games.

According to a techcrunch ReportLinkedIn is working on Bringing Several Puzzle-Based Games on the App, Three of which are called “Queens”, “Infection” and “CrossClimb.” The social media platform confirmed its gaming plans to the publication, but did not reveal a launch window for the upcoming games.

“We’re Playing with Adding Puzzle-Based Games Within The LinkedIn Experience to Unlock a Bit of Fun, Deepen Relationships, and Hopelly Spark The options for conversions,” The report quoted a linkedin spokesperson as saying.

Nima Owji, An App Researcher, also found evidence of in -pp linkedin games, posting screenshots on x (formerly twitter) that sugges on the platforms will be ranked in the games scores of their employees. The screenshots showcase Three Games-“Blueprint”, “Queens” and “CrossClimb,” All of which season Seeem puzzle-spoken games.

While linkedin confirmed its plans to offer games to its users, there are no details on about the number and grams that will be available on the platform. The Games could likely be offered as part of linkedin premium subscription.

Earlier this month, linkedin Disclosed SAles Figures for Its Premium Subscription for the first time, confirming that the service reacted $ 1.7 billion (roughly Rs. Ai Tools to the platform.

In November Last Year, YouTube introduced “Playables” game arcade, collection of over 30 arcade games that can be played on the youtube app on iOS, Android and Web, for its Premium subscribers.