Google Play Games for PC to roll out to Europe and Japan, add new titles including Garena Free Fire

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In a keynote address at the annual Google for Game Developers Summit, Google said its Google Play Games for PC service, which brings Android games to Windows users, will roll out to Japan and other European markets, and gain new titles and tools for game developers.
Of note, the service over the next couple of months will add several popular games, including Garena Free Fire, Ludo King (a popular board game in India), and MapleStory M. Meanwhile, Google Play is introducing early access to Machine Translation in the Play Console that will allow game developers to translate their game in more than eight languages within minutes for free, the company said.
(Developers will have to sign up here by first expressing interest in the service.) Explains Google, its partnership with Intel enables it to make it easier for developers to join Google Play Games on PC with their existing mobile builds.
The company is also publishing a new release checklist to help game developers verify that they’ve completed all the necessary steps before submitting their build for approval, and it added more metrics for games in Android vitals.