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The interface has been simplified to the max and you with a glance you can view almost all the options available: We're talking about free casual and simple games to spend your free time on, but we can glimpse their intention to compete with platforms like Android and iPhone when it comes to gaming. The social network also wants to become a gaming ecosystem. For the time being, Zuckerberg and company are offering an application that you have to download to your PC to have access to a catalog of games (which will gradually be improved and expanded) with a system similar to Chrome's Web Store.

Thanks to this platform the guys at Menlo Park can give their idea of gaming on the social network some more muscle. Especially now that they've just launched their own gaming platform, Facebook Gameroom, which means another step towards becoming an all-in-one on the Internet. If you thought that Facebook's plans in terms of games only had to do with filling your inbox with invitations to build farms and match gems, you're very wrong.

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