While an official Windows client for Google Play apps and games has been available for several years, these latest updates mean the experience is more polished than ever before.
First, Google is "actively expanding" the number of paid, premium games that are fully optimized for PCs. Android games don't get this optimization by default, and need to be specifically tweaked to support PC gaming (keyboard controls and all), so more titles that meet this criteria will be very welcome.
Third, you only need to buy a game once to use it on both mobile and desktop (something that wasn't always the case in the past).
The last upgrade is Game Trials. On selected titles, you'll be able to dive in and start playing for free—once you reach a certain limit in terms of time or progress, you'll then be asked if you want to buy the game (and your progress will be carried over, if you do decide to make the purchase).
Credit: LifehackerThere's a lot to like about running Android games on the desktop—not least a much bigger screen, and keyboard and mouse input options—so if you're keen to dive in, here's how you can give it a try.
How to Android games on your PC
At the end of the installation process, you'll be shown a list of games you've already played that are available on Windows. You can also find this list later by clicking From your library on the home page of the Google Play Games app. The majority of the titles I've played on Android seem to be present and correct.
Credit: LifehackerYou can also click the visual settings button (the sliders icon) to change how the game is displayed on screen, and there's a volume control button on the left too. Games tend to stick to their default orientation from mobile, whether that's landscape or portrait, but you can adjust the size of the gaming window.
The games I tried from my own library were rather hit and miss when it came to syncing up—some carried my progress over from my phone and some didn't, so it seems likely that the onus is largely on developers to implement this right now (and it's something Google clearly wants to improve).
#DRIVE on the PC. Credit: LifehackerAndroid games on PC can be a lot of fun—especially those that work properly with keyboards or gamepads—and I can see this being something a lot of gamers should set up, especially given the latest improvements. And when you're not sitting at your Windows PC, you can carry on gaming as normal on your phone or tablet.
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