Google Play has officially released the beta for its PC project in 120 different regions, allowing users across the globe to download and play Android games on their PCs.
The project is Google Play’s attempt to simplify Android gaming on desktop by letting PC users to use an officially developed app, rather than the increasingly-popular emulation route.
Take your gaming to the next level 🏆 Hundreds of mobile games are now available on PC with #GooglePlayGames beta: available to download for players around the world, in over 120 regions. Learn more → https://t.co/OX36TBCqxW#GooglePlay, #GooglePlayGamesonPC pic.twitter.com/Tb3RIeRHW4
— Google Play (@GooglePlay) July 13, 2023
The original beta released for testing to U.S., European and Japanese audiences in the fall of 2022. Despite the project gaining intrigue as one of the more interesting of the year, it was largely unavailable in its beta form to the rest of the world.
Now, the beta has launched in 120 different regions(including Canada) in what looks to be a sign that Google Play is looking to expand on the initiative.
A full list of regions alongside FAQs, system requirements and other specifics can be found on the project’s official website here.
The beta release has been met with positive reviews from users online. The general consensus appears to show that although the majority of games do run smoothly on the platform, some bugs and glitches are still present, which is to be expected in beta versions.
Tried Google Play Games Beta on PC…
Yeah It Runs Game but I Got Laggy and Glitches Coz Its a Beta Version So I need to Wait for Stable Version to Get Smooth and Better Exp on My Lappy…
and Only Few Games Available on This App.. pic.twitter.com/heC5OxZn1A— SkyLine (@VishuPlayGames) July 16, 2023
They created a PC Google Play Games Beta?? That's a huge W, imagine playing your mobile game on PC without using an emulator pic.twitter.com/DgFTtPs5EV
— AxeL (@axel_ys8) July 15, 2023
Now that Google Play Games is beginning to move past its primitive stages, Android gaming on PC could soon become standard on an official platform.
Hopefully, further development and tweaking can see this become a reality when Google Play Games officially launches in the future.
Image credit: Google Play
Via: Pocket Gamer
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