Google is making waves for mobile gamers ahead of next week's annual Game Developers Conference. Google announced on Thursday that all mobile Android games will be available by default on Google Play Games on PC.

Ahead of the Game Developers Conference next week, Google is announcing that all mobile Android games will be available by default on Google Play Games on PC unless a developer opts out. The change could significantly boost the number of games on the platform, as previously, developers had to opt in.

Google embarked on a pretty ambitious venture. It introduced Google Play Games for PC, which let you play some of your favorite Android

The device is in the works and may launch later this year During this year's Game Developers Conference (GDC), Google announced that it's expanding

Google’s ANGLE driver converts it to Vulkan for smoother gameplay. Google Play Games is bringing more PC exclusives to mobile and making mobile games easier to play on desktops. At this year’s Game Developers Conference,

While Microsoft's Android app support on Windows 11 came to an end last week, the dream of playing your favorite mobile games on PC remains alive and well. With GDC set to kick of

Google is making Vulkan the default graphics API for Android, unlocking next-level visuals with ray tracing and multithreading. If your favorite game still runs on OpenGL, no worries—Google’s ANGLE driver converts it to Vulkan for smoother gameplay.