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- Google Play Games will soon be available on AMD-powered PCs and laptops.
- Previously, the service only supported dedicated GPUs and Intel integrated graphics.
- All mobile games will be added to Play Games on PC by default, with new tools for developers to optimize their titles.
Microsoft might have closed support for its Windows Subsystem for Android last week, but Google has announced some big moves at this year’s Game Developer’s Conference (GDC). As part of the company’s effort to push the Google Play Store beyond Android, it’s expanding its support for Android games on AMD-powered laptops and PCs.
Until now, users with AMD integrated graphics could not play Android games on PC via Google Play Games. The app required at least an Intel UHD Graphics 630 GPU or comparable to run, with a “Gaming-class GPU, like Nvidia GeForce MX450” recommended for the best performance.
