Google is adding a variety of visual games to its diversity of screens, such as “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” “Jeopardy” and “Battle Categories” now available.
To take a look at the new games on offer, just ask your speaker with a screen, such as the Nest Hub, “Hello Google, let’s play a game”.
The motion, which follows similar visual quiz games that can be played on Amazon Alexa devices with screens such as Echo Show, sees graphics and touch controls added to the smart speaker’s quiz game settings.
“These games take advantage of the full merit of the screen and combine with voice and touch commands for instant and easy fun,” wrote Google Product Manager John Hsu.
“We continue to work directly with the most productive game developers to deliver even more immersive games on their smart screen. Stay tuned for the diversity of new titles we’ll be introducing this year.”
Google provided a review of some of the new games to play, including:
Google Home smart screens, adding google-made Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max, are an ever-expanding box within the smart home.
Not only do they offer images for games, recipes, calendar alerts, traffic and more; They are also smart home centers with review screens that simplify all your connected devices from a single screen.