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Last year, Google announced the Play Games app for Windows computers. After the beta release, it was only available in a few regions. Now their list and the number of players admitted to the platform have been expanded, and test participants will no longer need powerful gaming video cards.

Image Source: Google Play Games
Image Source: Google Play Games
If earlier testing was carried out only in Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan, and you had to be on the “waiting list” for a long time, now access has been expanded and will probably continue to expand in the future. So far, Thailand and Australia have joined the experiment. In addition, the limits on the number of players have been removed.

It is noteworthy that Google has significantly reduced the system requirements for computers. A gaming graphics card is no longer needed - a processor with an integrated graphics accelerator like Intel UHD Graphics 630 is enough. The processor itself now needs four physical cores instead of eight, and, finally, the required free space on the SSD has been reduced from 20 to 10 GB.

However, there is no word yet on when Google is planning a full release of Play Games. The company says that it will continue to add new features to the platform and collect feedback from players and developers.