Google is enhancing its Discover feed by introducing games, aiming to offer users a fun and interactive break from their usual news and information updates. This new feature, reported by Times of India, is currently in the testing phase.

The games are expected to include a mix of quizzes, puzzles, and casual games, although the full range of options is yet to be revealed. This addition is part of Google‘s ongoing strategy to make the Discover feed more engaging and personalized for users.

Like other content on Discover, the games will be tailored to individual user interests and behavior, potentially providing a more enjoyable and customized experience.

In related news, Google has also announced several updates to the Google Play Store aimed at enhancing the “end-to-end experience” for Android users. These updates include AI-powered app discovery, curated spaces for specific interests like cricket and comics, and the introduction of Play Pass, a subscription service offering access to over 1,000 games and apps without ads or in-app purchases.

Sam Bright, Vice President and General Manager of Google Play highlighted these changes in a blog post, stating, “We’re taking Play from a destination people visit for apps to an end-to-end experience that’s more than a store.”

These enhancements reflect Google’s commitment to improving user experience across its platforms, making it easier and more enjoyable for users to discover and engage with new content.