Meta’s Facebook Allow You to Play Games During Messenger Video Calls

April 6, 2023

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Now play games during video calls on Facebook Messenger

According to the tech giant, 14 free-to-play games are now available in Messenger video calls on iOS, Android, and the web, with no installation required.

Facebook Gaming, Meta’s cloud gaming service, has announced that users can now play their favourite games during video calls on Messenger.

You may easily play games with friends and family while on a video chat thanks to this new, shared experience in Messenger, the business said in a blog post. This allows you to strengthen relationships with friends and family by having talks and playing games concurrently.

A variety of games are available, including some fan favourites like “Mini Golf FRVR” by FRVR and “Words With Friends” by Zynga, as well as some brand-new games like “Card Wars” by Bombay Play and “Exploding Kittens” by Coatsink.

While each game supports a varied number of players, the majority of games, according to the developer, may be played by just two people.

By establishing a video conversation on Messenger, tapping the group mode symbol in the bottom-left corner, and then tapping the “Play” icon, you may access the games.

The paid membership option for Facebook and Instagram is currently being made available to customers in the US, according to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

The “Meta Verified” plan, which was initially introduced in Australia and New Zealand, provides a verified label, enhanced impersonation prevention, and immediate access to customer assistance.

The web subscription plan costs $11.99 per month and the mobile subscription plan costs $14.99 per month.

While each game has a different number of players, the company claims that most games can be played by just two people.

The games could be accessed by taking the following steps:

>> Begin a Messenger video call.
>> Now select Group Mode by touching the icon in the centre.
>> Then click the “Play” button.

Although each game supports a varied number of players, the business claimed that most games can be played by just two individuals. By establishing a video conference on Messenger, tapping the group mode symbol in the bottom-right corner, and then tapping the Play icon, one can access games.