Google Play Games on PC is getting a few updates that will make it more appealing to gamers. The company announced the changes in a blog post on Monday, October 23.
The most notable change is support for 4K resolutions. Users can now bump their resolution up to 4K on supported monitors, allowing them to play their favorite mobile games on their PC in stunning detail. To enable 4K resolution, simply press Shift + Tab while in a game and select the desired resolution from the list.
Google has also added support for more controllers, including the PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller, PlayStation 4’s DualShock controller, and the Xbox Series X/S’s and Xbox One’s controllers. This is in addition to the existing support for the Xbox Adaptive Controller and other popular gamepads.
In addition to the new features, Google has also made it easier to search for games on the service. There is now a search bar located at the top of the All Games section, so you can quickly find the game you’re looking for. Google has also added two new popular games to the library: Clash of Clans and Clash Royale.
Google Play Games on PC is still in beta, but it is available in over 100 countries. To use the service, your PC must meet the following minimum requirements:
- Windows 10
- SSD with 10GB of available storage
- Intel UHD Graphics 630 GPU
- 8GB of RAM
- Four CPU physical cores
- Hardware virtualization
If you are interested in trying out Google Play Games on PC, you can download the beta client from the Google Play Games website.
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