YouTube's "app store" for games is rolling out more broadly. The company announced on Tuesday that its collection of lightweight, free games dubbed "Playables" will soon start to appear in the YouTube ...

After launching to paying subscribers last November, Playables -- YouTube’s “app store” of free, “lightweight, entertaining” games -- is now rolling out to all users on the Google-owned video-sharing ...

You go to YouTube to watch videos, but Google hopes you might want to play some games while you're there, too. A raft of online games within YouTube is being rolled out widely after being tested with ...

YouTube has officially launched Playables, a collection of free games that you can play via the iOS or Android YouTube apps, as well as the streaming giant’s website. YouTube said the games are now ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. YouTube Premium’s benefits expanded this holiday week with the addition of Playables into the app. Playables, ...

YouTube has made multiplayer games available within its “Playables” gaming platform, highlighting the widespread popularity of social gaming, while stoking newfound competition in the mobile gaming ...

In a bid to offer more to enjoy via the renowned streaming platform, YouTube's Playables is now gearing up to be a full-fledged service, centering on the mobile and PC experiences getting new games ...

YouTube is expanding how you can interact with games on its free in-app platform, Playables. The company has announced that users can now try out a multi-player function that allows them to game with ...

YouTube Playables is testing a new multiplayer feature for select games. It lets you play Ludo Club and Magic Tiles 3 with your friends in real-time. YouTube plans to expand multiplayer support to ...

YouTube is rolling out Playables for its premium users, available on both the app and web platforms. As the name suggests, YouTube Playables features a collection of playable arcade games within the ...

YouTube has begun to publicly test its upcoming "playables" feature, integrating games into the video hosting website alongside movie rentals, YouTube Shorts, music, and whatever else is on the ...