YouTube Started Making Video Games. I Ranked Them All.
Ludwig・12 minutes read
YouTube has added experimental video game features until March 28th, allowing users to play games on the site without downloads. The narrator reviews games on YouTube, categorizing them into tiers and expresses disappointment in their quality, questioning their purpose on the platform.
Insights
- YouTube has introduced a new gaming feature that allows users to play games directly on the platform without downloads until March 28th, aiming to gauge user interest and feedback.
- The narrator, while reviewing games on YouTube, expresses dissatisfaction with the quality of the games offered, highlighting varying ratings for different games like Mob Control and Ludo Cart, with Magic Cat Academy standing out positively.
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Recent questions
What experimental feature did YouTube recently add to their website?
Video games.
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Summary
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YouTube Introduces Experimental Video Game Feature
- YouTube has recently added video games to their website, similar to what Netflix has done with games.
- This feature is experimental and only accessible with experimental features enabled until March 28th.
- Users can play games directly on YouTube without downloads to test the feature's popularity.
- The narrator plans to speedrun all the games on the website to evaluate their quality.
- A new scam hoodie is promoted for purchase, available at ludwig.gg.
- The narrator reviews various games on YouTube, categorizing them into different tiers based on their quality.
- Games like Mob Control and Ludo Cart are rated poorly, while Magic Cat Academy receives high praise.
- The narrator expresses disappointment in the overall quality of the games available on YouTube.
- The narrator decides not to play all the games and questions the purpose of having such games on the platform.
