The business-focused platform now includes entertainment! Games are coming to LinkedIn!
LinkedIn is preparing to go beyond its role as a job search and networking platform by incorporating games. This new feature aims to make the platform more engaging and ensure users spend more time on the site.
Microsoft-owned business-focused social platform LinkedIn is set to be enriched with a new feature. Users who utilize LinkedIn for job hunting and connecting with colleagues will soon be able to play games on the platform.
According to a report in Chip, app analyst Nima Owji announced in a post this weekend that he had found clues indicating that the Microsoft-owned LinkedIn is working on new games. A company official also confirmed this to TechCrunch.
BREAKING: #LinkedIn is working on IN-APP GAMES!
— Nima Owji (@nima_owji) March 16, 2024
There are going to be a few different games and companies will be ranked in the games based on the scores of their employees!
Pretty cool and fun, in my opinion! pic.twitter.com/hLITqc8aqw
LinkedIn's parent company, Microsoft, works on games for Xbox consoles and PC through its own gaming division. However, according to information TechCrunch obtained from a LinkedIn spokesperson, there is no clear information yet on whether Microsoft is working on these upcoming puzzle games. Furthermore, how LinkedIn plans to generate revenue from these games remains uncertain.
News Source: 12punto
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