While the report insinuates that there are currently several games available for testing, it only mentioned Stack Bounce in particular. Users will be able to play them on the YouTube website using a web browser or on the app, whether on an Android or an iOS phone. Based on the internal email the Journal saw, it wouldn't even matter what device they're using: Apparently, the games are accessible both on mobile and on desktop. The video hosting platform has reportedly invited employees to test a new product called Playables, which gives users access to online games right on YouTube itself. Google is looking at online games as a new possible source of income for YouTube, according to a new report by the Wall Street Journal.
