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Last May, we reported that TikTok was testing the integration of mobile video games in their app. At that time the tests were only done in Vietnam and the integrated games were HTML5 form from Zynga.
Now this video game integration is seen starting to appear for more TikTok users, including in Malaysia.
This game can't be played just like that, but the user has to share the video and then before publishing the video there is an Add Link option and in it there is a MiniGame. In MiniGame it is seen that there are 11 game options that can be shared.
To play this game, viewers or followers can click on the link displayed on the video of the user who placed this MiniGame link. When playing, users can also record playing sessions to share with other followers.
In a report from TechCrunch, TikTok is also said to be working with more game studios to integrate video games from them. Among those who will be involved are Aim Lab, Nitro Games, FRVR, Voodoo, and Lotum.