Google Play Games Beta on PC Expands to India and Over 60 New Regions

Google Play Games is expanding its beta version on PC to players in India and more than 60 new regions. With this expansion, Google aims to bring an immersive gaming experience to players across a wide range of devices and languages.

Last year, Google launched Google Play Games beta on PC to gather feedback from players and developers. It has been crucial in improving the product and tailoring it to the needs of gamers and game creators worldwide.

Google has announced that the beta version of Google Play Games on PC is now available to players in India. Participants in the beta program can enjoy their favourite mobile games seamlessly across smartphones, tablets, Chromebooks, and PCs. Moreover, the platform can be accessed in both English and Hindi, immersing users in the gaming experience.

The expansion of Google Play Games on PC is not limited to India alone. The company is launching the platform in over 60 new regions, bringing the total number of supported regions to more than 120. This move demonstrates Google's commitment to reaching players worldwide and providing them access to various games.

Google Play Games on PC offers several advantages over the mobile experience. Players can now enjoy their favourite mobile games on larger screens, taking full advantage of improved controls with mouse and keyboard inputs. Additionally, synchronising progress and game libraries across devices ensures players can seamlessly pick up where they left off, regardless of their device.

Google has said it will collaborate with game developers globally to bring their remarkable creations to larger screens for players worldwide. Since the platform's launch last year, the Google Play Games catalogue has grown exponentially, featuring hundreds of games optimised for larger screens with enhanced controls. In India, you can play popular titles from homegrown developers such as Ludo King and Hitwicket Games and globally acclaimed titles like Eversoul, Lords Mobile, and Evony: The King's Return.

Over the past few months, Google has been working on the Play Games beta and added various new features, such as Keyboard remapping and lower minimum PC specifications.

As Google Play Games approaches a full release, the company plans to continue adding new features and closely evaluate feedback from developers and players.

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