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Google is letting you play more Android games on your AMD-powered PC (Updated)
Google Play Games on PC is no longer an Intel-only affair.
Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority
- Google Play Games will soon be available on AMD-powered PCs and laptops.
- Previously, the service only supported dedicated GPUs and Intel integrated graphics.
- All mobile games will be added to Play Games on PC by default, with new tools for developers to optimize their titles.
Update, March 13, 2025 (12:45 PM ET): In a statement to Android Authority, Google clarifies that this effort is about expanding compatibility with AMD hardware:
Google Play Games has always supported laptops and desktops with AMD CPUs. However, previously, on such devices users only had access to a limited catalog. With this announcement, users with laptops and desktops powered by AMD CPUs can see our entire catalog of mobile games.
