Google Play Games will have a Windows PC version available - bismillah

 In order to bring Android games to Windows PCs, Google is releasing a limited beta version of its program.

Today's beta release of Google Play Games will be available in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan.

Owners of Windows PCs will now be able to play well-known Android games including Three Kingdoms Tactics, Mobile Legends, Summoners War, and State of Survival. On a Windows computer, you may play every one of these Android games.

Gamers from Taiwan, South Korea, and Hong Kong can independently access the beta version of the software on Google PC Windows by signing up for the beta.

Google promises seamless gaming experiences on Windows PCs, Chromebooks, phones, and tablets. You'll be able to see how simple it is to play the game on different devices during this gameplay session.

The ability to explore, download, and play popular mobile games on a PC is now available to players.

Players may browse and play mobile games on PCs by utilizing a larger screen and mouse and keyboard input, according to Arjun Dayal, product manager of the Google Play Games group, on January 20.

Players don't need to be concerned about losing their progress or achievements because a Google Play Games profile can handle it. Everything will be synchronized after the Google Play Games profile has been created.

"All progress or achievements obtained will only be synced when moving between devices by logging into the Google Play Games profile,"

Additionally, Play Points from Android games played on a PC will be available in Google Play Games. Google only recently revealed its intentions to port Android games to PCs. What technology the business will employ to run Android games on Windows PCs is still a mystery.

The Google Play Games app, on the other hand, will be a native Windows application without any game streaming. To make it simpler for game makers to access applications, Google will also launch a website.