Google detailed the updates in a blog post from Arjun Dayal, Google Play Games’ director of product. With the new support for 4K, you can now pick your screen resolutions while in game.

It's 2025 and we still barely know anything about The Wolf Among Us 2 from Telltale Games. But that might change according to ...

Google Play Games for Android launched in 2013 to compete with Apple’s Game Center — at a time when smartphone gaming was hitting its stride and, for the first time, really challenging ...

However, in line with what was said earlier this year, the Mountain View company expanded the Google Play Games beta on PC to eight new countries. Among them, are the United States, Mexico and Canada.

Google doesn’t really care who among its users are the capital “G” gamers. Still, the Google Play Games app for PC is one of the oft-overlooked elements of its ecosystem, and it’s the tech ...

I wrote that Play Games was available for "some" users up top because not just any system can get access to Google Play on Windows. You'll need Windows 10 or 11, a solid-state drive with 10GB of ...

According to Google, the Google Play Games app no longer demands a gaming class GPU. All you’ll need is an integrated GPU (e.g. Intel UHD Graphics 630 GPU or comparable).

The minimum requirements for Google Play Games for PC are pretty basic. You will need: OS: Windows 10 (v2004) Storage: Solid State Drive (SSD) with 10 GB of available storage space Graphics: Intel ...

The Google Play Games app for Windows debuted in early 2022, allowing users in a handful of countries to run a handful of Android games on their PCs.. Since then, it’s expanded to support 3,000 ...

Google Play Games initially launched in Australia, Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand and is now available in the US, Mexico, Canada, Brazil, Indonesia, Phillippines, Malaysia, Singapore ...

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.

Google announced today that the company plans to support more real-money games (RMG) on the Play Store this year by allowing more types of games in the category following local laws.