Google announced the Google Play Games service in Windows earlier this year which was initially available in three countries- South Korea, Hong Kong, and Taiwan as a closed beta program. Now Google has landed the beta update for eight more countries. Those countries are- Australia, Brazil, Canada, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and the United States.
The service mentioned above lets you play Android games on Microsoft’s Windows OS-based desktops, including Samsung PCs. According to Ars Technica, at its beginning in Windows, Google had provided just twelve games with it, which has increased to sixty now. In this game suite, a few popular games like Genshin Impact are also included.
The users of those mentioned countries can download the beta program with the help of its official website. To log in to the platform, one needs to use their Google Account. The Google Play Store’s application for the Windows PC looks like its Android Smartphone or Tablet version. It has a longer description of each particular app.
