Google Play Games for PC launched in Europe and New Zealand
Google has officially announced on its Twitter account that the beta version of Play Games for PC has been published in Europe and New Zealand. This service is also moving from closed beta to open beta.
Play Games for PC was first announced during the Games Trophy in 2021. So far, it has only been available in 13 countries. The internet giant said that it will be expanded to more regions later.
Google Play Games for PC is available in 56 countries
Google Play Games for PC is a service for playing Android games on Windows PC. The latest version first launched in beta form in January 2022. Today, with release in Europe and New Zealand, it’s now available in 56 countries. Initially, Play Games for PC was released in Asia (Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan). It was later extended to the United States as well as other countries. In March, it was launched in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.
In addition to this expansion, new titles have been added to the catalog of this service. Google currently offers over a hundred games, including 1945 Air Force, Blade Idle, and Cookie Run: Kingdom. Mountain View said it will add more games over time. However, not all titles offered are available on the Play Store. Google also plans to make the platform more flexible for everyone.
requirements to be met
Google Play Games for PC also supports Android and ChromeOS mobile phones and tablets. Thanks to its cross-platform aspect, gamers can continue the game they left off on another device. Thus they can move from one station to another.
To be able to use this service, you must meet certain requirements. The player will need a computer with Windows 10, an SSD with at least 10GB of storage, an Intel UHD Graphics 630, quad-core processor, and at least 8GB of RAM. He must also have a Windows Administrator account and virtual machines enabled. Play Games for PC does not yet support controllers.
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