Google testing Android games on Windows computers

After a long wait, Android game fans are finally about to experience the official version of Google on Windows computers. The beta of Google Play Games on PC will take place from September 29 in Australia, Korea and Thailand. Any user with a Google Play account in the above regions can freely participate in the beta.

Previously, if users wanted to run Android applications on PC, they would have to go through 3rd-party emulators. The big disadvantage of emulators is that they are unstable and have high configuration requirements. , consuming hardware and especially poor security. The introduction of Google Play Games will be a great solution to this problem. With Google Play Games, users can download and use Android applications directly on their computers without the need for 3rd party software.

According to an announcement from Google, this test phase will include about 50 popular games, including games that attract millions of plays every day such as Summoners War, Homescapes or Last Fortress: Underground. In the near future, many blockbusters such as Genshin Impact, PUBG Mobile and even Diablo Immortal will soon appear on Google Play Games.

Minimum configuration to run Google Play Games on Windows computers:

Operating System: Windows 10, 11

RAM: 8 GB

Graphics Card: Intel UHD Graphics 630 or equivalent

Hard drive space: 10 GB

Vietnam is not on the list of areas of this test. However, with the current rate of development and popularity, the global launch of Google Play Games is something that will happen soon.

Not long ago, Microsoft also tested the Windows Subsystem for Android tool. This is an application that allows running Android games on PC. It can be seen that many major companies are focusing on this field, opening the prospect of an extremely vibrant Android game market on PC.