Author: Tom Warren
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Microsoft is adding a bunch of casual games to Microsoft Teams today, months after The Verge exclusively revealed the company’s plans. Favorites like Solitaire, Minesweeper, Wordament, and IceBreakers are all now part of Teams, allowing co-workers to play against each other during Teams meetings.
All four games are interactive and support multiple players and have been developed by Microsoft Casual Games — part of Xbox Game Studios. The games are available in a new Games for Work app in Microsoft Teams and range from supporting two players all the way up to 250.
Image: Microsoft
Microsoft Minesweeper is 30 years old.
Solitaire has a head-to-head competition mode for perhaps challenging your boss during those...
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Image: Microsoft
Microsoft is adding a bunch of casual games to Microsoft Teams today, months after The Verge exclusively revealed the company’s plans. Favorites like Solitaire, Minesweeper, Wordament, and IceBreakers are all now part of Teams, allowing co-workers to play against each other during Teams meetings.
All four games are interactive and support multiple players and have been developed by Microsoft Casual Games — part of Xbox Game Studios. The games are available in a new Games for Work app in Microsoft Teams and range from supporting two players all the way up to 250.
Image: Microsoft
Microsoft Minesweeper is 30 years old.
Solitaire has a head-to-head competition mode for perhaps challenging your boss during those...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...