AMD-powered PCs can now run Android games.

Google stated at GDC that AMD-powered Windows PCs can run Android games. AMD users was unable to play Google Play Games before now since it needed Intel or Nvidia GPUs.

Neue Features
The software formerly required Intel UHD Graphics 630 or Nvidia GeForce MX450. With this upgrade, Google now supports AMD graphics, letting more players play Android games on PCs.

Google marks each game as “Optimized,” “Playable,” or not supported on a machine to optimize user experience. This helps consumers determine which games function best on their devices and which may not.

The program now supports multi-account and multi-instance, previously only accessible on third-party Android emulators. The official app is now a more full desktop Android gaming option.

The Google wants to go farther
Going further, Google will partner with PC makers to pre-install Google Play Games on new machines later this year. This might increase the platform’s awareness and make desktop Android gaming simpler.

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Unless the developer opts out, Google automatically adds a Play Store game to the Windows software. The simplified method helps developers and gamers, making cross-platform access simpler than ever.