Facebook today launched a new feature for observation games. This feature is now available to users worldwide. People can play games that test their observation skills. These games include spotting differences between pictures and finding hidden objects. Users can challenge friends and share scores. The games are designed to be fun and easy. They are built into the Facebook app. So users do not need extra downloads.
(Facebook Launches New Feature for Observation Games)
Starting now the feature rolls out globally. All users should have access within a week. To find the games go to the Games section in the Facebook app. Then pick any observation game. Currently five games are available. More will come each month.
Jane Smith is Head of Product Innovation at Facebook. She said the company wants new ways for people to connect. These games offer fresh interaction on the platform. They encourage fun engagement with friends. Smith added these games could become popular daily activities.
Facebook keeps focusing on social gaming. The company believes games build stronger connections. This feature follows other successful game offerings. It uses existing public profile information only. No special permissions are required.
The observation games are free to play. They show ads during gameplay. But users can pay a small fee for no ads. Facebook tested the feature with thousands of users first. Feedback was positive. People liked the challenges and social aspects. Now the full release is underway.
(Facebook Launches New Feature for Observation Games)
Facebook invites everyone to try the games. Users can share their feedback directly. The company will add more games based on responses.