Google Play Games profiles to go public: What it means for gamers

Google Play Games profiles to go public: What it means for gamers

New Delhi: In some recent reports, it came to know that Google is making some big moves to their Play Games profiles, which are in the Google Play Store. Now, there will be a question of why they are making these changes in their Play Games profiles, and whether it will affect the gamers or not. This will start from September 23, Play Games profiles will get new social features, and it will also show gaming stats and some of the milestones to other players while they are visiting any of the game profiles.

Play Games already has the profiles, but they are hard to access by other players and mostly just show some of the players’ achievements. Google’s description of the updates isn’t very clear on what social features it will be adding, but it sounds pretty similar to what Steam had done before Google Play Games. Now, if we discuss the Steam, users’ profiles are easily visible to their friends, and they can see which games users played, or are playing right now, and their achievements in those games.

This latest update for the Google Play Games will automatically roll out from September 23 to most of the global users, with the UK and EU following on October 1. Google also confirmed that to power these new services, it will increase its data collection on user game usage, including the which games are played for long time, they aimed to improve the overall Google Play gaming experience for the gamers, now the main question it will get any effects on the gamers, the answer is no there will be no effect get on the gamers profiles. So the gamers won’t get tense over any issues.

Punit Panchal
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