Google Play Games Service

Play Games Permissions are changing in 2016 | Android Developers Blog

We’re taking steps to reduce sign-in friction and unnecessary permission requests for players by moving the Games APIs to a new model. The new interaction is:

Players are prompted to sign-in once per account, rather than once per game
Players no longer need their account upgraded to Google+ to use Play Games services
Once players have signed-in for the first time, they will no longer need to sign in to any future games; they will be automatically signed in
Note: Players can turn off auto-sign-in through the Play Games App’s settings
Advantages:
Once a user signs in for first time, new games will generally be able to sign in without any user interaction
There is no consent screen required for signing in on any particular game. Sign-in will be automatic to each new game.
In order to respect user’s privacy and avoid revealing their real name, we also have to change the way player IDs work.

For existing players: Games will continue to get their Google+ ID (also called “player ID” in previous documentation) when they sign in.
For new players: Games will get a new player ID which is not the same as the previous IDs we’ve used.
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Official Android Blog: Embrace your inner gaming hero with Gamer ID

Over the next few weeks we’re rolling out Gamer IDs to Google Play Games. Gamer IDs give you the ability to create a gaming persona, so you too can embrace your inner gaming hero. You can customize a unique Gamer ID and select a Gamer Picture to create a whole new gaming identity.
For new users signing into your first Google Play Games integrated game, and for existing users signing into a new Play Games integrated game, you will create your Gamer ID and select one of 40+ avatars for your Gamer Picture. You can choose to make your game activity public or private, and decide if other gamers will be able to associate your Gamer ID with your email address or name. Gamer IDs are unique, and to claim yours right now you can go to the Google Play Games app.
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Check if you're eligible for Google Play Games Beta on PC - Google Play Games on PC

With Google Play Games Beta on PC, you can play mobile games on your Windows computer. If you play games on a PC, you can get better graphics and use a keyboard and mouse. You can sync your progress a
support.google.com

Before you can use Google Play Games on your PC, we check that your computer meets these requirements:
  • Windows 10 (v2004)
  • Solid state drive (SSD)
  • 20 GB of available storage space
  • Gaming-class GPU
  • 8 logical CPU cores
  • 8 GB of RAM
  • Windows admin account
  • Hardware virtualization must be turned on
  • Compatible PC device and configuration
Tips:
  • During installation, you’ll also be asked to turn on Hypervisor or HAXM.
  • Some devices aren't compatible, such as AMD devices with less than 1 GB VRAM and Lenovo Thinkpads.
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Supported GPU series​

  • NVIDIA GeForce GTX 600, 700, 800, 900, or 10 series
  • NVIDIA Volta series
  • NVIDIA GeForce 16, 20, or 30 series
  • Intel Iris Xe Graphics
  • AMD Radeon HD 7790, 7850, 7870, 7950, 7970, or 7990
  • AMD Radeon HD 8970 or 8990
  • AMD Radeon R9 200 series
  • AMD Radeon R7/R9 300 series
  • AMD Radeon RX 400 series
  • AMD Radeon RX 570, 580, or 890
  • AMD Radeon RX Vega series
  • AMD Radeon VII series
  • AMD Radeon RX 5000 or 6000 series
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