No announcement has been made about this. However, since last year, Instagram has introduced a small unsuspected game in the application. And for a good reason, it is not visible. So don’t try to click on an icon in a menu. It is hidden in private messages of the application.
The objective of this mini-game, modeling in the classic ReekIt is simple: use your finger to move the bar at the bottom of the screen to keep the emoji in the air and bounce continuously. With each rebound, you want a point. On the other hand, if the emoji falls, the game is over.
To play Pong emojiNothing could be simpler. Simply open a message by message, send a single emoji (anyone) and click on it. Then he will be redirected to a yellow screen with a racket and the emoji of his choice. The emoji moves faster as the game progresses and the background color will become darker.
For its part, your contact will receive emoji. So choose well. And you will see a message that indicates that you have defeated your best score Pong emoji (then). When doing the emoji, he can try to fight.
Make Instagram “more fun”
An Instagram spokesman told TechCrunch that the company was constantly working on new ways of making “Instagram more fun,” so he launched this game.
And Instagram is not the only technological giant that hides mini -games. In 2016, Facebook also hid a chess game in Messenger, its messaging application. For its part, Google has integrated a dozen hidden games in its search engine. Playing Pac-man, snake, Morpion, lonely either Tic-Tac-Toe In the search bar, Google presents an interactive version of these timeless.
It is also possible to play Chrome Dino. For this, Internet users are invited to press the space bar on their keyboard so that the most famous pixelated jumps and start in the desert. Then you must jump with the space key or fold down with the lower arrow to try to get as far as possible, avoiding cacti and pterodactyls. It would even be the game “more played on the Internet”, according to L succinity Pichai, the Google CEO. The company claims no less than 270 million players throughout the world.
Source: BFM TV
