Good News! Google Brings Android Games To Windows PCs!
While Android games are playable on PC via emulators, the most recent release of Windows was released to include native Android apps that support it. Today, Google has just released some Android games that run on Windows. Now you can enjoy the Play Store Games On Windows easily.
Excited? Well, you should be! For those who aren’t aware, the decision to bring the android games onto Windows was first announced by the Search Engine giant in December 2021. Based on an ArsTechnica report the feature is now getting rolled out, though it’s currently in a beta-only version.
There are a lot of amazing Play Store Games On Windows available now. Some of the most popular android games like Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Three Kingdoms Tactics, Cookie Run: Kingdom, and many others will be available with this new update.
Excited to know more about this move? Well, here’s everything you need to know about search engines’ mega plan to bring Android games to Windows.
On Which Platforms Will Android Games Be Available Now?
Google said it’s “excited to announce that some of the most popular mobile games in the world will be available at launch, including Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Summoners War, State of Survival: The Joker Collaboration, and Three Kingdoms Tactics.”
In addition, they use an online Play Games cloud system to save accomplishments as well as progress. The player can then keep track of their progress across all their devices, such as smartphones, computers as well as Chrome OS.
Unfortunately, the regular apps aren’t available in the beta version, however, users can download them via Amazon’s App Store, or by sideloading. Amazon has also created a beta sign-up page and a developer website in addition. If you’re interested this is the list of minimum specifications for your system:
- Windows 10 (v2004)
- Solid state drive (SSD)
- Gaming-class GPU
- Eight logical CPU cores
- 8 GB of RAM
- 20GB of storage space
- Windows administrator account
- Virtualization of hardware must be enabled
- Configuration and compatibility of PC devices.
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Release Date For Play Store Games On Windows
According to Good reports, the official release will be different according to the region in which it is released. However beta testing will start in Hong Kong, South Korea as well as Taiwan. The other regions will be added later in the year.
At first, the games from a small library will be made available to players to test out. Android game developers are encouraged to improve their games to work on the new platform, which includes the ability to play using an entire keyboard and mouse rather than using the touchscreen.
Which Android Games Will be Made Available To Window Users?
While no official list of games has been released yet, here are the12 most anticipated games that are shown in various sections of the new video released by the platform.
- Asphalt 9: Legends
- Cookie Run: Kingdom
- Cookie Run: Ovenbreak
- Idle Heroes
- Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
- State of Survival: The Joker Collaboration
- Summoners War
- Dragon Mania Legends
- Gardenscapes
- Homescapes
- San Guo Zhi Zhan Lue Ban (Three Kingdoms Tactics)
- Top War: Battle Game
To Which Regions Are The Playstore Games Available?
As of now, the Play Games beta for Windows PCs is currently only available to gamers from South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, but Google has announced that they’ll be expanding it to additional regions within the next few months.
If you’re an avid gamer within one of the accessible regions and own a Windows PC with reasonably good specifications, you can join this beta version of the Google Play Games beta today.
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Wrapping Up:
Google updates are always overwhelming for users across the world. Now that Google has finally rolled out the play store games for windows PCs which seems to be great news for all the avid gamers out there!
So, are you ready for the Bang Bang? Go on!
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