Google has made an important announcement for those who are interested in playing games on
smartphones, saying that gaming enthusiasts will be able to enjoy Google Play games on desktop
computers from next year. And like a Spy app for Android, we have tracked down all that you need to
know, and everything that you should look forward to.
The announcement was made by a Google representative at the Game Awards 2021 at the Microsoft
Theater in Los Angeles, USA. Speaking at the awards ceremony, Greg Hartrell, product director of games
on Android and Google Play said, “Starting in 2022, players will be able to experience their favorite
Google Play games on more devices: seamlessly switching between a phone, tablet, Chromebook, and
soon, Windows PCs.” Following the app’s launch on Windows, Greg also has plans to expand to other
platforms as well.
“This Google-built product brings the best of Google Play Games to more laptops and desktops, and we
are thrilled to expand our platform for players to enjoy their favorite Android games even more.”
Roll Greg Hartrell
Greg Hartrell added that with the help of Google Play, millions of people around the world play their
favorite games on different platforms (smartphone, tablet, Chrome OS (operating system)).
Smartphones, tablets, and Chromebooks will be able to be used on other devices (Windows computers,
iMac, etc.) without any difficulty. However, Google has not disclosed further details about its project
that how they plan to bring Android games to desktop computers.
This will be a Google-distributed native Windows program that will support Windows 10 and
higher, Hartrell reveals. " There will be no game broadcasting. the app will not rely on any special
Windows 11 integration and it will be distributed by Google themselves.
The announcement comes after the release of Windows 11, which now lets you install and use Android
apps on your computer. However, that comes via a partnership between Amazon and Microsoft, as you
can download apps and games from the Amazon App Store.
Following Google’s announcement, Technology experts say that it seems that Google has created an
application without partnering with Microsoft. This will allow players to continue playing their games on
desktop computers after playing on Google devices.
Google, on the other hand, has verified that Play Games will run on both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
This is something we were anticipating, but it shouldn’t have come as a surprise. Rumors of a Google-
Microsoft alliances have been circulating, and it appears that this is the outcome.
Window 11 offer BlueStacks for Android Games:
Since Microsoft has only officially collaborated with Amazon for that function, there are significantly less
Android games and applications are accessible for Windows 11 customers to download. Google, BlueStacks,
and others have the opportunity to fill the void.
While Microsoft and Google attempt to bring Android apps and games to Windows, BlueStacks has
taken it a step further by bringing Android games to web browsers. BlueStacks X is a free browser
extension that allows you to play Android games, and BlueStacks has been focusing on Android gaming
on Windows since it became the primary use case for its main software in 2016.
Netflix licensed games other Apps:
Although the company is only starting with games, we could soon expect to see other spy app for Android
applications make their way onto the Windows ecosystem. Quite recently, the streaming giant, Netflix
also partnered with Google Play to bring some licensed games to their app.
Owners of a Netflix subscription are now able to play titles like Stranger Things: 1984’ and the newly
released ‘Hextech Mayhem: A League of Legends Story’ for free.
Big news for Android and Windows 11 users
Microsoft announced the Windows 11 feature earlier this year and Android apps officially became
available to Windows Insiders running the preview build in October. “Running Android apps and games
on Windows 11 will feel familiar, effortless, and integrated – just as you would expect,” wrote Microsoft
in its Windows Blog.
We might have a spy app for Android-like tracking of the game updates, but we’ll have to wait to see
how Android games perform on PCs with Google Play Games. Be sure to keep an eye on our reviews for
the latest developments.
