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Google Play Games Now Lets You Play Android Games On PC In Select Countries-April 2024

Apr 20, 2025 8:09 PM

　　Google Play Games, an application that lets users play select Android games on PC, is officially releasing in beta for the following countries: Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and Australia.

　　If you're a player in those regions, you'll need to sign up in order to try out Google's feature. There are 50+ titles, and include mobile titles like Summoners War, Cookie Run: Kingdom, Last Fortress: Underground, and Top War. Check Google Play Games' website to see how you can register.

　　Google also lowered the minimum PC requirements for using the feature, giving access to players with older PC specs.

Minimum Google Play Games Beta PC Requirements:

GPU: Intel UHD Graphics 630 GPU or comparable, instead of gaming-class GPUsCPU cores: Only 4 physical cores of CPU are now required versus 8 logical cores previously being requiredOS: Windows 10 or 11Memory: 8GB RAMSSD: Now only requires 10 GB of SSD storage, instead of 20 GBGoogle's new gaming feature was first announced in December 2021. It's meant to help players seamlessly shift between playing Android games on their mobile device to PC. It uses the same technology as Android phones, tablets, and Chromebooks--so Apple devices won't be able to use Google Play Games. Google Play Games users will also earn Google Play Points that can be exchanged for in-app items and subscriptions.

　　Android players previously used third-party apps like BlueStacks to get Android games running on PC, but Google Play Games provides an official avenue to do so now.

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