It has been revealed that a game will be added to the LinkedIn Android application!

LinkedInIt is known as a platform with millions of users from all over the world, where professionals search for jobs and find career opportunities. It is often used for business connections and professional development. In this context, it may not make much sense to include the game. Well soon LinkedIn What would you think if we told you that you could play games on it? According to the latest developments, the platform is conducting a test regarding this. Here are the details…

Game for LinkedIn Android app is on the way!

LinkedIn‘of Android Various lines of code were discovered in the source codes of the new update published for the application, indicating that a video game will be added to the platform. When we look at these codes, we see that game names such as Crossclimb, Queens and Pinpoint are mentioned.

However, the lines stating that there will be a leaderboard also stand out. On the other hand, there are signs in other lines of code that users will be notified to play the game. The codes in question are as follows:

<string name="games_blueprint_title">Pinpoint</string>
<string name="games_crossclimb_title">Crossclimb</string>
<string name="games_leaderboard_share_button">Share leaderboard</string>
<string name="games_my_network_entry_point_subtitle">Play your way into conversations and share your score.</string>
<string name="games_my_network_entry_point_title">Stay in touch through daily games</string> 
<string name="games_organizational_update_card_header">Join the chatter</string>
<string name="games_promo_card_header">Dive into more games</string>
<string name="games_queens_title">Queens</string>
<string name="games_streak_card_title">Keep it up</string>
<string name="games_streak_friday_initial">F</string>
<string name="games_streak_monday_initial">M</string>
<string name="games_streak_notification_button">Remind me to play</string>
<string name="games_streak_saturday_initial">S</string>
<string name="games_streak_sunday_initial">S</string>
<string name="games_streak_thursday_initial">T</string>
<string name="games_streak_tuesday_initial">T</string>
<string name="games_streak_wednesday_initial">W</string>

Although these codes indicate that games will be added to the application, it is currently unclear when users will start accessing them. Forecasts show the coming weeks. So for now it seems like there’s nothing to do but wait.

We are not far away from playing games on social media. For example FacebookThere are popular games such as Farmville and Candy Crush Saga, and these support the growth of the platform. In this context, it may be beneficial for LinkedIn to take such a step.

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