Google Play Games is now under beta testing for its capabilities to bring Android's mobile games to the PC, particularly in its partnership with Microsoft and Windows. The new service will help migrate game progress and track leaderboards in the Android platform to the PC and bring the popular titles available for gaming via the computer.
Google Play Games: Beta Testing Now Begins for PC Gaming
PC gaming initially focused on software and clients, but now, a smaller and more compact build from Android is coming to computers. Before, users needed to install APK readers and emulators for this to work.
However, the future is now, which is made possible by the internet company, now debuting Google Play Games into beta testing in selected countries. According to Tech Crunch, Google opened the software to the beta in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan to test out the features, aiming to open up the PC to different heights focusing on mobile gaming.
The Google Play Games application is available for PCs, and that includes both the Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS to have stakes in the new feature.
The beta test will ensure the different aspects of the feature work in PC, having tweaks for its shortcomings before releasing for the public's use.
Google Play Games: When's the Release Date?
Google Play Games was initially a game service for Android, which pops up atop the game every time they see a launch on the device. And while it is not precisely changing that, it tweaks it to add more features, especially for the PC platform that it would soon bring its services to, and more.
The release of the Google Play Games for PC is unknown by the company, but its beta signifies that it will soon arrive for gamers to enjoy.
Google Play: Focusing on Cloud and PC
Google Play is now focusing on the cloud, personal computer (PC), and the mobile platform, a new direction for the games platform from the internet company. Before this, in December 2021, the division faced massive scrutiny over the many vulnerabilities and bugs that threaten the safety of its users, looking at apps that steals information.
Nevertheless, Google removed these apps from the Play Store and improved their service. Now, the company is focusing on a new venture that will enhance the reach of the apps in smartphones, after requests from fans and enthusiasts that Windows should be getting the Android feature as well, having apps from the mobile.
Despite the requests, Google and Microsoft planned this availability in the past, eventually leading up to Windows 11.
Google has a better offer for offering Android to the PC, and it is via the Google Play Games that is now under beta testing in different countries. Nevertheless, its users will soon enjoy the features of bringing mobile gaming to the PC.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
