YouTube launches its YouTube-integrated games service. A new feature that is not yet available with us. We explain how to take advantage of it despite everything.
Google has started rolling out a video games section on YouTube. This is not a new playlist, but a section bringing together small games playable directly from the YouTube Android or iOS application or from its browser version.
85 games are thus available. Be careful, we are not at the level of Netflix. The games in question remain fairly simplistic free-to-play games. Among the best-known licenses, we find angry Birds, Cut the Rope And that’s about it.
Classics dot the list like a game of chess, Mahjong or even solitaire. And among the strangers, we can still find something to have fun with. This is the case of Cards of the Undeada really well-crafted zombie tactics game.
Unlike Netflix, there is no need to install anything. YouTube games are accessible directly from the platform. Above all, they are accessible to everyone and not reserved for Premium subscribers. You just need to be connected to benefit from it.
A service blocked in France
A snag remains. Google has not yet deployed this new service in France which appears to be exclusive to the United States. On paper, it is therefore impossible to benefit from it. On mobile, we tried to use the Google VPN on a Pixel 8, without success since it is impossible to define a transit region.
With a paid VPN, it works wonderfully, however. Only the browser version is operable. The YouTube application returns an error. It is also possible to use the free version of VPNs, but few of them offer to manually set the country and they are limited in usage time.
The best free solution for playing on YouTube
However, the free and efficient martingale does exist. Just install the Opera browser.
This has an integrated VPN that can be used on the American continent. You can easily access YouTube’s entire catalog of games in this way, whether on a Mac, PC, Android or iOS.
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