Kategorie: Science

  • 7 formas en las que los productos de Google homenajean a la comunidad asiática7 formas en las que los productos de Google homenajean a la comunidad asiáticaVicepresidente, Comunicaciones Globales y Asuntos Públicos

    7 formas en las que los productos de Google homenajean a la comunidad asiática7 formas en las que los productos de Google homenajean a la comunidad asiáticaVicepresidente, Comunicaciones Globales y Asuntos Públicos

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    7. Descubre las tendencias de búsqueda y las nuevas estrellas de la comunidad asiática y del Pacífico

    Por tercer año consecutivo, Google se asocia con Gold House para su edición anual de la A100 List , la lista más importante que rinde homenaje a las 100 personas asiáticas y del Pacífico de mayor impacto en la cultura durante el último año. Nuestro video celebra a estas increíbles personas homenajeadas que unieron generaciones, culturas y divisiones; también muestra un conmovedor poema interpretado por la afamada poeta Rupi Kaur. A través de la A100 List, Google seguirá dando a conocer estas figuras y destacará tendencias clave mediante las redes sociales y otros canales durante el mes de mayo.

    El tema de la red de Googlers asiáticos para el APAHM de este año es „Emerging Undivided“ (Emerger en unidad). Colaboramos con grupos y socios de asistencia a las comunidades de Asia y las islas del Pacífico, además de hacerlo de forma directa con creadores de estas comunidades en todas nuestras plataformas. Nos entusiasma homenajear esta temática durante todo el mes.

  • 7 ways Google products can help you celebrate the Asian community7 ways Google products can help you celebrate the Asian communityVice President, Global Communications & Public Affairs

    7 ways Google products can help you celebrate the Asian community7 ways Google products can help you celebrate the Asian communityVice President, Global Communications & Public Affairs

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    7. Learn more about search trends and rising API stars

    And for the third year in a row, Google is partnering with Gold House on its annual A100 List , which is the definitive honor recognizing the 100 most impactful Asian and Pacific Islanders in culture over the past year. Our video celebrates these incredible honorees who have bridged generations, cultures and divides — and features a powerful poem performed by famed poet Rupi Kaur. Google will continue to amplify voices of the A100 honorees and highlight key trends via social and more throughout the month of May.

    The Asian Googler Network’s theme for APAHM this year is “Emerging Undivided.” Through work with community groups and partners serving the API community, and directly with API creators across our platforms, we’re excited to honor this theme all month long.

  • 4 ways to use your Google Play Points4 ways to use your Google Play PointsProduct Manager

    4 ways to use your Google Play Points4 ways to use your Google Play PointsProduct Manager

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    Google Play Points rewards you for all the ways you use Google Play, whether you make an in-app purchase, buy an audiobook or try a featured app or game. And since its launch in 2018, members have earned billions of Play Points.

    Here are four ways you can redeem your points, including for Google merchandise and new offers from partners like DoorDash, Povo2.0 and Instacart.

    1. Explore other app offers

    We work with partners around the world so you can redeem Play Points for offers in other apps. Right now, U.S. members can redeem points for $10 off their next DoorDash order and $10 off their next grocery delivery with Instacart. And soon, Japan members can redeem for 24 hours of unlimited data through Povo2.0.

    2. Grab some Google merchandise

    Swap your points for new gear. Starting today, U.S. members can redeem points for Google merchandise such as a t-shirt, sunglasses, a water bottle and Chrome Dino socks.

  • 5 ways to find deals on Google Play Books5 ways to find deals on Google Play BooksProduct Manager

    5 ways to find deals on Google Play Books5 ways to find deals on Google Play BooksProduct Manager

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    As an avid reader, I’m always looking for ways to stretch my book budget. I stock my library whenever I see a bargain, including deals for ebooks to add to my virtual shelves. Luckily, Google Play Books offers features to help bookworms like me save on our ever-growing reading lists.

    Here are five ways you can find great deals, and great reads, on Google Play Books:

    1. Find your personalized deal collection

    When you visit the Books tab on Google Play or use the Play Books Android app, you’ll see a “Recent price drops“ collection with ebooks you might like, now at a lower price. (I recently bought “A Man Called Ove” from the collection for just $2.99). And in the Android app, you’ll also see a badge on a book’s cover if its price has recently dropped, showing you how much you’ll save.

    2. Subscribe to a series and save

    Subscriptions are a great way to keep up with your favorite series and read the latest titles right away. And as an added bonus, thousands of series offer subscriber discounts on future releases. Readers in select countries can now subscribe on series’ pages if a subscription offer is available.

  • Celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month with GoogleCelebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month with GoogleGlobal Head of Women’s Community & Programs

    Celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month with GoogleCelebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month with GoogleGlobal Head of Women’s Community & Programs

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    Use digital tools to grow and thrive

    Search interest in “cost of living” reached a 10-year high in the U.S. in 2022, as many people continue to find new ways to manage financial uncertainty. For women in the United States looking for information about financial assistance, including federal government benefits like the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), we’ve made it even easier to access help on Google Search. With a quick search, you can find answers to commonly asked questions, including eligibility criteria, how to apply and locally relevant contact information.

    Also according to global search trends, interest in women-owned businesses has increased 1.5 times over the last five years. Google Ads is helping accelerate the reach for some of these businesses. Asutra,an affordable, natural, ethically-sourced wellness company, credits a 75% increase in Google generated revenue across all ad campaigns. And Trang Dang, founder and CEO of Ru9, the first company in Vietnam to manufacture and sell foam mattresses, used revenue from Google Ads to expand their business to brick and mortar stores in both Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi and grew their employee base from two people to almost 50 people.

    This March, we hope everyone will take the opportunity to learn about the amazing women in their lives and learn more about the impact women have around the world with the help of Google.

  • 4 new stories of women founders on Google Play4 new stories of women founders on Google PlaySenior Director

    4 new stories of women founders on Google Play4 new stories of women founders on Google PlaySenior Director

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    Despite having no tech background, Jelena has become a pioneer of the gaming industry in Montenegro. While working in HR, she was asked to set up one of the first gaming studios in the country. 3Hills‘ debut was Starblind, an endless adventure in outer space where players face UFOs and explore the universe. Apart from producing mobile games, 3Hills is also a tech academy, teaching hundreds of future developers digital skills for free. Jelena’s team is passionate about inspiring others and helping people take their first steps in mobile gaming and app design.

    Read about other app and game founders featured in #WeArePlay.

  • 13 tips to help you read more books this year13 tips to help you read more books this yearContributor

    13 tips to help you read more books this year13 tips to help you read more books this yearContributor

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    “How to read more books” became a breakout search term over the past five years, reaching an unforeseen spike in April 2022 and rising again with the new year. It’s also a goal that might be surprisingly more complicated to pull off than it sounds. Between finding the time, choosing titles you’ll actually want to finish and keeping track of your reads, it can be easy to get overwhelmed. But there are a bunch of Google tools that can help you hit the books now — and all year long. Here’s how to read more books in 2023 and beyond with some help from Google.

    Read and browse with Google Books

    Google Books is a vast resource that can help you in every step of your reading journey, from accessing free books, to reviewing the books you’ve already read to keeping track of the (ever-growing list of) titles you want to read. Here are some tips for how to get started:

    • Browse Google Books’ 10 million free books. The online library is home to more than 10 million free books, and plenty more than you can pay to access.
    • Preview books before buying. No buyer’s remorse, thanks. You can use the “preview” option on a book’s page in Google Books to get a sense of whether you’ll like a certain title or author before you buy the book.
  • A new way for families to make purchases on Google PlayA new way for families to make purchases on Google PlayProduct Manager

    A new way for families to make purchases on Google PlayA new way for families to make purchases on Google PlayProduct Manager

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    Many families come to Google Play to find apps and games for everyone in the household to enjoy. Now we’re adding a new easier way for families to safely purchase both paid apps and in-app purchases.

    On Google Play, you’re already able to set up a family payment method, which lets family managers share a common form of payment with their family members on different Android devices. If you choose to share your family payment method with children under 13 (or the applicable age in your country), you also have controls to approve or decline any purchases they make. And if a family member uses the family payment method, you can easily see all transactions together in your Google Play order history.

    Today we’re introducing another tool for families: Purchase Requests. Now, if you don’t have a family payment method set up, children will be able to send a purchase request directly to the family manager. You can then evaluate the request and important information about the app or in-app purchase on your own device, and decide if the purchase should be completed or not. If you decide to complete the purchase, you can use your own stored payment methods, including Google Play gift cards. Family managers will receive notifications for these purchase requests real time, but you can also view it in an approval request queue to decide later. And just like with the family payment method, transactions completed via Purchase Requests will all be available in your Order History.

  • Google Play’s best apps and games of 2022Google Play’s best apps and games of 2022VP of UX and Product

    Google Play’s best apps and games of 2022Google Play’s best apps and games of 2022VP of UX and Product

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    The winners are in for Google Play’s Best of 2022 awards.

    Every year we recognize the best apps and games on Google Play and the developers who bring them to life. Their bold ideas and creativity help us reach people across all kinds of devices — from phones and watches to Chromebooks and tablets.

    Apps and games, and the way we use them, are always changing. So this year, we’ve added a new award for best apps and games for Chromebooks to celebrate great work from developers on one of the largest screens you can access Google Play. Our other new categories capture today’s many genres of games, including best story game, best ongoing (e.g. live service) game and best game available on Play Pass.

    And like every year, 2022’s winners reflect what matters most to people right now — ranging from games that help us escape reality and enter a whole new world, to apps that help us stay grounded and present.

    Below is the full list of winning apps and games in the U.S. across 20 categories selected by Google Play’s editorial team, plus the best-selling books and audiobooks. You can find your specific country’s winners in the Best of 2022 section of the Play Store.

    Congratulations to this year’s winners and to our entire Google Play developer community! We can’t wait to see what you build next.

    Best overall app and game

    Best App: Dream by WOMBO

    AI-generated art went viral this year. With Dream by WOMBO, you can create a beautiful piece of art from just a quick text description.

    Best Game: Apex Legends Mobile

    Apex Legends Mobile rose through the Esports ranks, regularly trending and appearing in top 10 download lists throughout the year. The game brings all the excitement of the Apex Legends series to mobile and tablets so you can easily play wherever you are.

    Users’ choice

  • Why this former researcher started a game companyWhy this former researcher started a game companySenior Director

    Why this former researcher started a game companyWhy this former researcher started a game companySenior Director

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    Born and raised in Salvador, Brazil, Filipe has always been fascinated with his country’s culture and past. So much so that he decided to study history, eventually becoming a teacher and researcher. Also a long-time gamer, Filipe saw gaming as a creative way to tell stories — and realized it was a good medium to reach people beyond the classroom and share Brazil’s heritage with the world.

    So together with his business partner, Victor, he founded Aoca Game Lab. Now a team of eight people, Aoca Game Lab recently launched their first title on mobile, ÁRIDA: Backland’s Awakening, a survival game following the adventures of a young girl in the historic town of Canudos, Brazil. And they were recently selected as one of Google Play’s Indie Games Fund recipients, which supports small games studios based in Latin America.

    Filipe shared his story in our latest film for #WeArePlay, which celebrates people around the world building apps and games. We chatted more with Filipe about combining his passions for history and gaming, what’s next for the studio and the team’s recent trip to Canudos to introduce the game to those who inspired it.

  • Google Play’s Indie Games Fund selects 10 Latin American studiosGoogle Play’s Indie Games Fund selects 10 Latin American studiosSenior Director

    Google Play’s Indie Games Fund selects 10 Latin American studiosGoogle Play’s Indie Games Fund selects 10 Latin American studiosSenior Director

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    Agonalea Games, Argentina

    “We have taken part in Google Play programs in the past, which have had a huge impact on our business. It’s clear there is a proactive effort to support Latin American developers, and it’s huge for both local communities and the global games industry.” — Vanina Fregoti, COO

  • 3 things to look forward to at Google Play Live3 things to look forward to at Google Play LiveDirector of Marketing

    3 things to look forward to at Google Play Live3 things to look forward to at Google Play LiveDirector of Marketing

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    3. Nab last-chance deals on apps and games

    We’ve partnered with developers of some of the top apps and games on Google Play like HBO Max, Candy Crush Saga and Genshin Impact, so you can get special deals in the apps and games the YouTube creators will be playing live. Visit Google Play to see all the deals on gold bars, special bundles, boosters and more. You’ll also get 3x Play Points when you buy in-app and in-game items through October 12.

    Tune in at 9 a.m. Eastern time on October 12 to watch the show live.

  • How Annabel turned her app idea into a growing businessHow Annabel turned her app idea into a growing businessDirector

    How Annabel turned her app idea into a growing businessHow Annabel turned her app idea into a growing businessDirector

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    One day, Annabel Angwenyi was running errands in Nairobi, Kenya when her car refused to start. She called her usual mechanic, but he was busy helping another customer on the opposite side of town. She knew there must be another mechanic close by, but because many local businesses don’t have an online presence, she had trouble finding and contacting someone else. Annabel was frustrated — but she also saw an opportunity to solve a problem.

    After a lot of research, hard work and perseverance, she and her co-founder Patrick launched Ziada, an app that connects people across Kenya to local service providers. Today, Ziada has a team of seven people and over 60,000 downloads on Google Play.

    Annabel is one of the founders featured in #WeArePlay, which spotlights the people behind Google Play’s apps and games. We chatted with Annabel to learn more about how she got Ziada up and running with no tech experience, and the impact it’s had on the local community.

    How did you turn your idea into an app?

    Patrick and I didn’t have any tech experience — we’re both business people. So in 2017, we partnered with a software developer who believed in our dream and helped us create the app. After a lot of hard work, we published the first version of Ziada on Google Play that same year. But it didn’t really take off. We weren’t sure if the Kenyan market was ready for something like this, so we took a break.

    Then when the pandemic started in 2020, we noticed people wanted to access more things on demand and online, like food delivery and taxi services. So we rebranded the app, including improving the user interface to better reflect how we could help, and launched again. Now, our app has over 60,000 downloads on Google Play and is helping service providers across Kenya find new customers.

    A person wearing a yellow short-sleeved shirt smiles and holds a phone showing the Ziada logo on the screen.

    What impact has your app had on the community?

    Kenya is an entrepreneurial nation, with people just like us wanting to build something for themselves. Having owned small businesses in the past, we knew the app had potential to help others grow their businesses. And it makes us so happy to see this actually happening. I’m also really proud of how we’re helping women — who make up 38% of service providers on Ziada — create their own income. I believe when you empower women, you empower the whole community. It’s something that’s really close to our hearts at Ziada. Most of our team are women, and many of us mentor young girls in the community. In fact, two of our mentees are joining Ziada as software developers.

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    Any advice for someone starting their own app or game business?

    Just jump in. I think that initial leap of faith is the hardest one to make — it definitely was for me. The app or game will never be 100% perfect, and if you wait for that moment, the train may have already left (both in terms of user needs and market share).

    If you have a working prototype or early version of your app, get it on Google Play and build hype around it. I was surprised at how patient our users were with Ziada in its early days, even with all its shortcomings. But that’s because they wanted it to work. If you’re providing a good solution to a problem, the adopters will come.

    What’s next for Ziada?

    We’re always working on new services, like helping contractors rent equipment and tools to complete jobs or providing coaching through our upcoming business advisory service. We also want to keep partnering with growing, local businesses and expand our user base — not just in Kenya, but across the African continent. There’s so much potential here, and we’re only just getting started.

    Read more about Annabel and other app and game founders featured in #WeArePlay.

    Learn how Annabel, featured in our #WeArePlay series, built her app business out of a local challenge.

  • 3 things to look forward to at the Google Play Indie Games Festival3 things to look forward to at the Google Play Indie Games FestivalDirector

    3 things to look forward to at the Google Play Indie Games Festival3 things to look forward to at the Google Play Indie Games FestivalDirector

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    Indie game developers make fun and creative games on Google Play that millions of people enjoy.

    On September 3rd 2022, we’ll be hosting the annual Indie Games Festival from Google Play to celebrate unique games launched this year and showcase the inspiring emerging talent behind these titles. The event will take place online as a virtual event to bring gamers, developers and industry experts together.

    The annual Indie Games Festival gives small game developers from South Korea, Japan and select countries in Europe, a platform to connect with indie fans and share their new releases.

    Here are three things to look forward to at this year’s event.

    Celebrate indie games wherever you are on September 3

    No matter where you are in the world, you can attend the Indie Games Festival finals in South Korea, Japan or Europe. All you need to do is sign up for one of the events, and you will be set to explore and meet people from all over the world who also enjoy playing indie games.

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    Discover top-tier indie games from around the world

    Earlier this year, small indie teams and solo-devs submitted their games for a chance to be showcased at the Festival. Dive into our tropical-themed Festival and start exploring the games showcase, a dedicated zone where you can discover the best new games at each booth.

    A gif rotating the icons of the finalist games from Europe, Japan and South Korea

    This is your chance to check out the 20 finalist games from each of the three regions and meet the people who made them. You’ll also be the first to hear who the winners are and other big announcements on the main stage.

    Be on the lookout for special quests, minigames and fun challenges that you can play solo or with friends.

    Help our hosts cheer on the winners

    At each event, hosts will guide you through the awards ceremony and keep you entertained. Cheer on the finalists at the main stage with games commentator Inho Jung, who will be the host in South Korea; comedian and Youtuber Kajisak-san, who will present the finals in Japan for the second year running; and games presenter Julia Hardy, who will host the European event and give a few special announcements.

    At the European Festival, you’ll also discover which indies will join the 2022 class of the Indie Games Accelerator — a program that helps small game studios take their game to the next level through training and mentorship.

    Sign up now to attend the finals in Europe, Japan or South Korea.

    Visit here to learn more about Google Play’s programs for indie games and follow @GooglePlaybiz.

    Cheer on the finalists and join the adventure at the Google Play Indie Games Festival on September 3.

  • Seeking aspiring designers looking to Change The Game

    Seeking aspiring designers looking to Change The Game

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    Though women are playing mobile games at record numbers and make up 45% of gamers, they are heavily underrepresented in the gaming industry and as protagonists in video games. At Google Play, we have a mission to make mobile gaming truly for everyone by enabling women to be celebrated and empowered as both players and creators.

    In 2017, we launched the Change The Game Design Challenge to inspire teens to turn their passion for gaming into careers. The Design Challenge has grown from just a five-winner program at its start, to now educating 100 students across the U.S. and Canada this year. Since our launch, we have been humbled by the creativity and drive of the teens who have participated in the program. Some have used their Design Challenge experience as a springboard to their gaming education in college. Others have taken the path of service, using their experience to mentor the next generation of young women in gaming. As the Design Challenge grows and reaches more applicants, what remains constant is the genuine interest and commitment our participants share for driving positive change for the industry.

    Starting today, we’ll be accepting submissions for our 2021 Change The Game Design Challenge. We’re calling on teens to become Game Changers by sharing an original game idea and a unique vision for the future of the gaming industry. With school being virtual for the past year, and with a lot of us spending more extra time at home than usual, we’re hoping applicants think of our challenge as a fun way to switch things up while learning something new.

    Much like last year, the 2021 Design Challenge will be virtual. Participants whose game ideas are chosen will be invited to an online game development workshop hosted by our partner, Girls Make Games. The workshop will consist of four sessions that will kick off in June and run through the end of the summer. At the end of the workshop, participants can expect to have made new friends and learned skills needed to create a playable game, no coding experience required. These Game Changers will also receive the materials from the workshop, a certificate of completion, custom swag and a brand-new Chromebook to help them continue to grow in their game development journey.

    For a chance to participate in this workshop and join a group of innovators, applicants should fill out this entry form and share an original game idea. We’ll be reviewing entries on a rolling basis between now and July 31. The Change the Game Design Challenge is open to U.S. and Canadian residents only, subject to exceptions. For more details on submission guidelines and how to enter, please visit g.co/ctgdesignchallenge.  At Google Play, we are excited to invest in a new class of Game Changers.

    Google Play’s Change The Game program is now open for the 2021 Design Challenge to promote game development for girls.

  • Grow your indie game with help from Google Play

    Grow your indie game with help from Google Play

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    Today we’re opening applications for the 2021 editions of the Indie Games Accelerator and the Indie Games Festival from Google Play. These programs are designed to support the growth of small games studios that bring unique games to players around the world.

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    Get help to develop your game with the Indie Games Accelerator

    The Indie Games Accelerator brings the best of Google’s programs, products, people and technology to indie game developers that are full of potential. Selected studios will get free education and mentorship from Google and top industry experts to help them build and grow a successful games company.

    This year the program will be fully digital and is expanding to nearly double the markets, including the U.S., UK, Germany, France, Russia, Japan, South Korea and others.

     

    Promote your existing games with the Indie Games Festival

    The Indie Games Festival celebrates the creativity and innovation of top indie talent. Selected games will be rewarded with promotions on Google Play and dedicated marketing campaigns that will help players worldwide discover the games.

    We will host three competitions for indie game developers from Japan, South Korea and select European countries.

    If you are an indie game developer based in one of the eligible countries, apply for either program by July 1st.

    Grow your indie game with the help from Google Play. Apply by July 1st for the Indie Games Accelerator and the Indie Games Festival.

  • Create your summer reading list with Google Play BooksCreate your summer reading list with Google Play BooksProduct Manager

    Create your summer reading list with Google Play BooksCreate your summer reading list with Google Play BooksProduct Manager

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    Every summer my family spends a week at a lake house, boating, barbecuing and reading books. My wife and I each choose a few books to share in our family library and read them at the same time on our devices. It gives us a chance to introduce each other to new genres and authors. I typically read thrillers and sci-fi, while my wife prefers a  mix of literary fiction and celebrity memoirs. 

    This year, we used the Google Play Books Android app’s new features to discover and organize our vacation reading list. Here’s how we’re using Google Play Books for our very informal summer book club: 

    Customize your bookshelves

    One top request from Play Books readers was for customizable shelves.  With custom shelves, you can organize and sort your books into themed collections.  We made a shelf for our must-read ebooks for “Summer 2021.”  You can also designate your “All-time favorites“ so you always  have a list of recommendations ready. Create a “Family listening” shelf for the audiobooks you’re saving for a family road trip. Custom shelves make it easy to find the right book at the right time.

    Use filters to find your ideal read

    Readers also told us that they wanted an easy way to find titles for specific reading needs. Now you can browse by filters like language (to find titles written in a specific language), price range (to see books in your budget) and price drop (to see discounted books).

    Find deals on the books you want to read

    Customized discount notifications in the Android app now help you find more deals. If you sample or wishlist a book, you’ll receive an email if that title is discounted in the future (just make sure you’re opted in to marketing emails from Google Play). Take advantage of this feature by wishlisting the titles that interest you when you come across them in the Play Books app.  

    With custom shelves, store filtering and deal alerts, you have even more ways to find your next great read on Google Play Books. To get you started, here’s our “Summer 2021” shelf:

    A custom shelf featuring six books: The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave, Later by Stephen King, What’s Mine and Yours by Naima Coster, The Code Breaker by Walter Isaacson, A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark, and Billie Eilish: In Her Own Words by Billie Eilish.

    Hopefully that gives you a little inspiration in creating your own. Here’s to a well-read summer.

    With custom shelves, store filtering and deal notifications, you have even more ways to find your next great read on Google Play Books.

  • Quicksave: The latest from Google Play PassQuicksave: The latest from Google Play PassPlay Pass Content Lead

    Quicksave: The latest from Google Play PassQuicksave: The latest from Google Play PassPlay Pass Content Lead

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    Google Play Pass helps you connect with awesome digital content: It’s your pass to hundreds of apps and games without ads and in-app purchases. We wanted to take another moment to spotlight a few of the games and developers we think you’ll enjoy.

    Dive into the newest games

    Tesla versus Lovecraft mobile game image of fictional depictions of enigmatic inventor Nikola Tesla fighting famed horror author H.P. Lovecraft

    Tesla vs Lovecraft

    An epic showdown between man vs monsters.

    PRICE:$9.99Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Play as enigmatic inventor Nikola Tesla as you mow down nightmarish monsters from the mind of famed horror author H.P. Lovecraft.

    Delight Games Premium Library mobile game image depicting various fictional heroes, villains, witches and monsters from the stories within the game.

    Delight Games (Premium Library)

    70+ interactive volumes to immerse you in new worlds.

    PRICE:$29.99Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Enjoy a massive new trove of choose your own adventure stories that span every possible world from fantasy to mystery, horror, adventure and even some romance.

    Who is Awesome mobile game image depicting characters from four different games including Reaper from Peace Death!, Vladimir from DRAW CHILLY, Knight from OH MY GOD, LOOK AT THIS KNIGHT!, and the Cowboy from Gun Done.

    WHO IS AWESOME

    Fall, chase and flip your way to victory in this two-directional platformer!

    PRICE:$0.99Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Chase and run your way through different lands in a single-player mini-game collection that challenges you to outthink characters from four popular games.

    Starman mobile game image depicting Starman, a bright glowing individual, standing in a dark forest

    Starman

    Recover the light, and bring life back!

    PRICE:$4.49Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Guide Starman through a breathtaking series of atmospheric architectural scenes and elaborate puzzles that are challenging, relaxing and immersive.

    Explore the titles we ❤️   

    Super Glitch Dash mobile game image depicting a bright, neon green and purple entry portal into a Super Glitch Dash runner track

    Super Glitch Dash

    The ultimate twitch runner has arrived.

    PRICE:Free(No in-app purchases with Google Play Pass subscription)

    Get ready to immerse yourself in this jaw-dropping, rhythm-driven runner that takes everything you love about the acclaimed original Glitch Dash to the next level.

    Cytus 2 mobile game image depicting characters together against a dark background, including Paff, Ivy, Conner, Xenon, Neko and ROBO Head

    Cytus II

    From the makers of Cytus, experience a whole new chapter.

    PRICE:$1.99Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Step into the future, where a mysterious DJ legend is at the center of this music rhythm game that puts 100+ songs from all over the world at your fingertips.

    Summer Catchers mobile game image depicting characters - one female and one male - sitting in a make-shift vehicle on a desolate island beach with a white seagull and crow by their side.

    Summer Catchers

    Embark on an epic road trip adventure of a lifetime.


    PRICE:$3.99Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Travel to distant uncharted lands full of mystery, strange creatures and exciting races as you pursue a quest to finally experience summer.

    Dandara: Trials of Fear Edition mobile game image depicting the title character with her large yellow scarf flying in the wind, jumping into the nighttime sky away from a blast of red fire embers and a two-eyed tentacled monster below, towards a small town

    Dandara: Trials of Fear Edition

    The world of Salt is on the brink of collapse. Its only hope is Dandara.

    PRICE:$5.99Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Defy gravity and discover secret mysteries in this 2D metroidvania platformer that puts you in a battle for survival against enemies bent on oppression.

    No need for FOMO: Check out everything that’s been added since June 1, 2021.

    Action

    Lovecraft’s Untold Stories

    Space Marshals 3

    Tesla vs Lovecraft

    Adventure

    Angelo and Deemon: One Hell of a Quest (Full)

    Death Road to Canada

    DISTRAINT 2

    Heal: Pocket Edition

    Pango Kumo – weather game for kids 3-6

    Pango Pirate – Adventure Game for kids

    Timo – Adventure Puzzle Game

    Arcade

    Aftermath

    Bermuda Triangle

    Color Ball Blast

    Daggerhood

    DRAW CHILLY

    Super Drop Land

    Whale Trail Classic

    WHO IS AWESOME

    Art and Design

    Pango Paper Color – colouring book game for kids

    Board

    Draughts

    Books and Reference

    Dictionary.com Premium

    Card

    21 Smash – Best mix of Solitaire and BlackJack

    Brave Hand

    Castle Solitaire: Card Game

    Casual

    Pango Sheep: get all the sheep

    Snail Bob 3

    Education

    The Bugs 2: What Are They Like?

    Extraordinary Women

    How do Animals Work?

    Make It – Create Educational Games & Quizzes

    May the Forces Be With You

    Monopoly Junior

    My Green City

    My Little Pony: Story Creator

    Educational

    Car City: Kindergarden Toddler Learning Games

    Car City Puzzle Games – Brain Teaser for Kids 2+

    Car Patrol Hide & Seek: Preschool Animals Safari

    Carl the Super Truck Roadworks: Dig, Drill & Build

    Kiddopia

    Logic Club

    Pango Fox Factory – Coding Games For Kids

    Pango Build City: create train tracks for children

    Entertainment

    Tonka: Trucks Around Town

    Health and Fitness

    Hydro Coach PRO – drink water

    Lifestyle

    Time Until | Beautiful Countdown App + Widget

    Music

    Pango Musical March : music game of marching band

    Percuss — Rhythm Sequencer

    Music and Audio

    AudioLab 🎵 Audio Editor Recorder & Ringtone Maker

    Strobe Tuner Pro: Guitar Tuner, Violin, Ukulele, …

    Photography

    PicLab – Photo Editor

    TouchRetouch

    Puzzle

    Amigo Pancho

    Azkend 2: The World Beneath

    Dream Detective

    The Eyes of Ara

    Grids of Thermometers

    Hashi Puzzle

    hocus 2

    I Love Hue Too

    Oculux

    Pango Blocks : puzzle game for kids 4 – 8 years

    Pango One Road : logical labyrinth for children

    Pettson’s Inventions 2

    Puzzle Retreat

    Rip Them Off

    Starman

    Twinfold

    YANKAI’S DIAMOND

    Racing

    Dead Paradise: Car Shooter & Action Game

    Dirt Trackin Sprint Cars

    Roleplaying

    Cyberlords – Arcology

    Delight Games (Premium Library)

    RPG Aeon Avenger – KEMCO

    RPG Grinsia

    RPG Alphadia2

    Space Raiders RPG

    Undead Horde

    Yōdanji: The Roguelike

    Simulation

    Casino Crime

    The Little Crane That Could

    Pango Build Safari : animal park for kids 3 – 8

    Pig io – Pig Evolution io games

    Shiny Ski Resort

    Sports

    Super Soccer Champs 2021

    Strategy

    Maze Machina

    Pocket Harvest

    Tactic Master – Strategy Battle & Tower Defense

    Wanna Survive

    Weather

    Weather Forecast 14 days Pro – Meteored News

    Weather XS PRO

    Word

    String of Words

    Learn about the latest updates to Google Play Pass, your ticket to hundreds of awesome games and apps, with this Quicksave.

  • Cheer on the finalists of our Indie Games FestivalCheer on the finalists of our Indie Games FestivalDirector

    Cheer on the finalists of our Indie Games FestivalCheer on the finalists of our Indie Games FestivalDirector

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    On September 4, we’re celebrating some of the best indie talent on Google Play during the Indie Games Festival finals for Europe, Japan and South Korea. This year the three festivals are virtual, so you can join us to discover the games, meet the developers who created them, cheer them on and be the first to hear who the winners are. 

    In June we kicked off the Indie Games Festival – a competition to celebrate the innovation and creativity that indie developers bring to Google Play. We received thousands of submissions, showing our judges how unique and diverse our games developer community is. 

    The panel of judges have now selected 20 games in each region – listed below – to go forward to the finals on September 4. Each finalist receives exclusive promotions and prizes that give their games the recognition they deserve. 

    So, don’t miss out. Expect plenty of fun and some very special surprises. Sign up now to virtually attend the festivals for Europe, Japan and South Korea. The events are free to attend and will all take place in the same space, so sign up to one and you will be able to teleport to all events!  

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    Grow your indie game with help from Google Play

    Grow your indie game with the help from Google Play. Apply by July 1st for the Indie Games Accelerator and the Indie Games Festival.

    Read Article

    Blobby, the Indie Games Festival mascot, is standing up on a stage with a microphone to announce the finalists of the Europe competition. All finalist icons are on the banner.

    Europe

    Beat Workers by NaturalPad Games, France

    Bird Alone by George Batchelor, United Kingdom

    Cats in Time by Pine Studio, Croatia

    Figment by Bedtime Digital Games, Denmark

    Froglike: The Frog Roguelike by Jimjum Studios, Israel

    Garson by Anastasiya Shabunia, Belarus

    Gumslinger by Itatake, Sweden

    Lyxo by Emoak, Austria

    Psychofunk by Tommy Søreide Kjær, Norway

    Railways by Infinity Games, Portugal

    Sticky Terms by kamibox, Germany

    Sweet Sins Superstars by Platonic Games, Spain

    Tiny Robots Recharged by Big Loop Studios, Bulgaria

    Tofu Drifter by Roach Games, Russia

    Towers by JOX Development, Ukraine

    Unholy Adventure by Dali Games, Poland

    Warplane Inc by Nuclear Games, Russia

    Watch Me Stream My Mental Breakdown by Ultaan Games, Poland

    Woof: The Good Boy Story by CHPV.GAMES, Russia

    Zen Symmetry by 8tbl, Russia

    Sign up to attend the European finals.

    Blobby, the Indie Games Festival mascot, is standing up on a stage with a microphone to announce the finalists of the Japan competition. All finalist icons are on the banner.

    Japan

    3D Chess: NOCCA NOCCA by Curiouspark, Inc.

    5colors in Nate by NekodoraSoft

    Amabie san by HARAPECORPORATION Inc.

    Archer Battle Online by Takuya Fujieda

    Cthulhu DreamStairs by Tenyu

    ElectriarCode by ELECTRIAR LABO / Blue

    Escape from the Closed Circle by Hanachiru

    Heart  of Sengoku by ZEN APP

    Leaving Two Tiles Dojo by ScreenPocket

    Living in the Ending World by illuCalab.

    MAKOTO WAKAIDO’s Case Files “Executioner’s Wedge” by HafHaf-Oden (Sukashiuma-LAB）

    Mini Mini Farm by CoffeeBreak

    MonohakobiPro by CGO

    Mousebusters by Odencat

    Numpurr Card Wars by Nukenin

    Parasite Days by Zxima

    Quantum Transport by ruccho

    Super Glitter Rush by tiny cactus studio

    Survivor’s guilt by aso

    Wolf Chess by baton inc.

    Sign up to attend the Japanese finals.

    Blobby, the Indie Games Festival mascot, is standing up on a stage with a microphone to announce the finalists of the South Korea competition. All finalist logos are on the banner.

    South Korea

    Angel Saga by Alchemist Games Inc.

    Animal Card Royale by Banjihagames

    Animal Doll Shop by Funnyeve

    BattleLive: Zombie&Human by PLOTRICK

    Box It Up! Inc. by team TAPE

    CATS & SOUP by HIDEA

    Cats are Cute: Pop Time by kkiruk studio

    Detective Mio by 1N1

    Dicast: Rules of Chaos by BSS COMPANY

    Forest Island by Nanali Studios

    Frontier of Fortune by Dotomchi Games Inc.

    FUNKYGUNNER by FUNKY5

    Group Project Simulator! by Studio806

    Gun Tactics by Gimle Games

    Hybrid Warrior: Dungeon of the Overlord by Cat Lab

    Metro Blossom by The Sane Studio

    Portal Dungeon by Oblique Line

    Rush Hour Rally by Soen Games

    The Way Home by CONCODE

    Titan Slayer by Touchholic

    Sign up to attend the South Korean finals. 

    PS: Curious to hear who was selected for the Indie Games Accelerator? Attend the European Festival to find out!

    Register to attend the Indie Games Festival from Google Play to discover the best games, meet the teams behind them and have fun.

  • Check out the highlights from the Indie Games FestivalCheck out the highlights from the Indie Games FestivalDirector

    Check out the highlights from the Indie Games FestivalCheck out the highlights from the Indie Games FestivalDirector

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    Every year Google Play, hosts the Indie Games Festival, a competition that rewards high quality indie games with promotional opportunities and supports small mobile games developers. We also host the Indie Games Accelerator, an educational and mentorship program to help high potential studios grow their business. 

    Last weekend, some of the best indie game creators from Europe, South Korea and Japan, as well as players from around the world, got together at the Festival’s finals. At this interactive virtual event, players had the chance to discover these creative games, meet the people who made them and had a lot of fun exploring, collecting swag and cheering on their favorites. 

    We also revealed the Top 10 finalists and Festival winners in each region, as well as the studios  selected to join the Indie Games Accelerator class of 2021.

    Without further ado, here are the winners!

    Indie Games Festival Winners 

    Europe

    Indie Games Festival - Winners | Europe. The 3 winning games have a graphic from their game featured on this banner. Blobby is seen with a party popper that is shooting out paper streamers in celebration of the winners.

    Bird Alone by George Batchelor, United Kingdom
    Cats in Time by Pine Studio, Croatia
    Gumslinger by Itatake, Sweden

    Korea

    Indie Games Festival - Winners | South Korea. The 3 winning games have a graphic from their game featured on this banner. Blobby is seen with a party popper that is shooting out paper streamers in celebration of the winners.

    CATS & SOUP by HIDEA
    Rush Hour Rally by Soen Games
    The Way Home by CONCODE

    Users’ Choice aware: Animal Doll Shop by Funnyeve


    Japan

    Indie Games Festival - Winners | Japan. The 3 winning games have a graphic from their game featured on this banner. Blobby is seen with a party popper that is shooting out paper streamers in celebration of the winners.

    Mousebusters by Odencat
    Quantum Transport by ruccho
    Survivor’s guilt by aso
    Student Category Award: Japanese Train Drive Simulator 2 „OneMan2“ by HAKOT

    Also check out the top 10 finalists in Europe, South Korea and Japan.

    Indie Games Accelerator Class of 2021

    Americas 

    • Aoca Game Lab, Brazil

    • Berimbau Game Studio, Brazil

    • Boomware Studio, Peru

    • Concrete Software, USA

    • Delotech Games, Brazil

    • DreamCraft Entertainment, Inc., USA

    • Ingames, Argentina

    • Ludare Games Group Inc., Canada

    • Whitethorn Games, USA

    Europe, Middle East & Africa

    • Cleverside Ltd, Belarus

    • Dali Games, Poland

    • Firegecko Ltd, United Kingdom

    • Hot Siberians, Russia

    • Infinity Games, Portugal

    • Itatake, Sweden

    • Jimjum Studios, Israel

    • LIVA Interactive, Tunisia 

    • Pale Blue Interactive, South Africa

    • Pine Studio, Croatia

    • Platonic Games, Spain

    • SMOKOKO LTD, Bulgaria

    • Spooky House Studios, Germany

    Asia Pacific

    • Banjiha Games, South Korea

    • CATS BY STUDIO, South Korea

    • dc1ab pte. Ltd., Singapore

    • Dreams & Co., Thailand

    • Gamestacy Entertainment, India

    • izzle Inc., South  Korea

    • Limin Development and Investment Joint Stock Company, Vietnam 

    • Mugshot Games Pty Ltd,  Australia

    • Odencat Inc., Japan

    • Playbae, India

    • Xigma Games, India

    • XOGAMES Inc., South Korea

    • YOMI Studio, Vietnam

    Thank you to everyone who participated and congratulations to the selected games and studios. Stay tuned for more updates on @GooglePlayDev.

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    Some of the best indie games from Europe, South Korea and Japan have been announced at the Indie Games Festival event.

  • Get the new Pixel and more, with Pixel PassGet the new Pixel and more, with Pixel PassProduct Manager

    Get the new Pixel and more, with Pixel PassGet the new Pixel and more, with Pixel PassProduct Manager

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    Today, we introduced the new Pixel 6 and Pixel Pro, and we’re also announcing a whole new way to get them. Pixel Pass brings together the latest Pixel phone with Google’s best mobile services, device protection and regular device upgrades — all in one easy subscription.

    Pixel Pass is $45 per month for the Pixel 6 and $55 per month for the Pixel 6 Pro. With both Pixel Pass plans, you’ll get the most personal and helpful phone we’ve ever created, combined with the best of Google services to get the most out of your new device. That includes:

    • YouTube Premium for ad-free watching and background play while using other apps
    • YouTube Music Premium for ad-free, uninterrupted listening
    • Google One with 200 GB of safe, reliable cloud storage for full resolution photos and videos, Google Store discounts, automatic phone backup and more
    • Google Play Pass with access to hundreds of games and apps completely free of ads and in-app purchases
    • Preferred Care coverage to cover life’s little accidents with hassle-free device repairs

    You can subscribe to Pixel Pass on the Google Store or with a phone plan on Google Fi. When you subscribe to Pixel Pass on the Google Store, you save up to $294 over two years. Plus, your Pixel phone is unlocked, so it works with all major carriers. And if you subscribe through Google Fi with a phone plan, you can save an additional $5 off your monthly Fi plan, totaling up to $414 in savings over two years.

    Once you’re subscribed to Pixel Pass, you can manage everything in one place and pay with just one low monthly bill. And if you try it out and it’s just not right for you, you can cancel anytime — just pay off the remaining value of your Pixel phone at regular price.

    Pixel Pass with Pixel 6 is available for pre-order today in the U.S. starting at $45 per month on Google Store or Google Fi.

    Introducing Pixel Pass, one easy subscription that brings together Pixel and Google services like never before.

  • Quicksave: Celebrating two years of Play PassQuicksave: Celebrating two years of Play PassPlay Pass Content Lead

    Quicksave: Celebrating two years of Play PassQuicksave: Celebrating two years of Play PassPlay Pass Content Lead

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    Play Pass launched two years ago to offer a new way to experience Google Play. Subscribers have enjoyed all-you-can-play access to hundreds of games and apps, completely free of ads or in-app purchases, with new titles added monthly. And we’ve been pretty busy since then. Play Pass is now available in 90+ countries and after launching with 350+ titles, we’ve added nearly 600 more to make your subscription even better with new content to discover every month. This includes 100+ teacher-approved titles, giving parents and kids access to great games and learning apps completely free of ads or in-app purchases.

    To celebrate the past two years, we’re highlighting 10 titles we think best show what Play Pass has to offer. If you want to keep the party going, you can dive into our full catalog of 950+ titles, and check out the new additions every month.

    10 titles we ❤️

    Very Little Nightmares mobile puzzle adventure game image with a cute and creepy universe to explore

    Very Little Nightmares

    Explore this cute and creepy mobile puzzle adventure game.

    PRICE: $6.99 Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Help the girl in the yellow raincoat escape a mansion full of different fates. Explore, solve, survive and discover everything in the eerie, fun world of Very Little Nightmares.

    Beach Buggy Racing mobile racing game image with race cars, karts, dune buggies, rally cars, flying skulls, fire, all on a beach.

    Beach Buggy Racing

    Check out the action-packed, surprise-filled sequel to Beach Buggy Blitz.

    PRICE: Free (No in-app purchases with Google Play Pass subscription)

    Drivers start your engines — and your power-ups. Beach Buggy Racing lets you pick and customize your ride so you’re ready for anything your rivals throw at you. Explore 15 different tracks with over 30 million players worldwide.

    Stardew Valley open-ended farming RPG is on your mobile device with houses, farms, ponds, and animals.

    Stardew Valley

    Start cultivating your very own farm in this award-winning, open-ended RPG.

    PRICE: $4.99 Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Build the farm of your dreams, raise happy animals, plant your crops and reap what you’ve sown…in a good way! Stardew Valley gives you the freedom to play your way, from tending to your harvest to taking on quests, and enjoy the surprises along the way.

    Football Manager 2021 Mobile with football players in purple jerseys, also soccer players, on a pitch, also a field, in front of fans ready to win.

    Football Manager 2021 Mobile

    You’re in control of your very own club. Now, who will lead you to glory?

    PRICE: $9.99 Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Develop your team, build your strategy and watch your managerial skills play out as you chase your championship with Football Manager 2021 Mobile.

    Photo Studio PRO app with sharp colors and graphics including effects, manipulation, modification and design of photographs, images and pictures on your mobile device.

    Photo Studio PRO

    Make each shot your perfect shot with Photo Studio PRO.

    PRICE: $9.99 Free (No in-app purchases with Google Play Pass subscription)

    Powerful photo manipulation and touch-up tools fit for photographers of any skill level. Choose from effects, filters, text-editing and more ready-to-use features.

    Learny Land collection of 14 educational games including Extraordinary Women, My Green City, What Were Dinosaurs Like?, What’s In The Oceans?, Code the Robot. Save the Cat, and more.

    Learny Land Collection

    Interactive educational games that help children learn about the world around them.

    PRICE: $2.99/app Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    With the Learny Land collection, your child can explore 14 different educational game apps focused on everything from history’s extraordinary women to coding to bugs, pirates, animals, dinosaurs and beyond. Easy to use with beautiful designs that make learning fun.

    Terraria multiplayer mobile game featuring underground exploration, trees, dirt, gems, creepy things, goblins and a heroic knight in shining silver armor carrying a pickaxe and torch.

    Terraria

    The all-new Terraria is rebuilt for mobile from the ground up.

    PRICE: $4.99 Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Fight for survival, fortune and glory in this massive adventure game. Dig, build and explore while taking on clever enemies in expansive worlds. How you play is up to you!

    Pocket City mobile city-building game with a view of a customizable city with roads, bridges, buildings, stores, businesses, and schools, as well as residential, commercial and industrial zones.

    Pocket City

    You’re the mayor now, dog!

    PRICE: $2.99 Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Build your city with no microtransactions between you and your dreams. Plan and design your city, complete quests, earn XP and unlock tons of new things like building upgrades and new terrain.

    Kingdom Rush Vengeance mobile game with castles, creatures, monsters, arrows, mountains and a fantasy world filled with fun.

    Kingdom Rush Vengeance – Tower Defense Game

    Take on entire empires and clash with the biggest bosses.

    PRICE: $4.99 Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Show the Kingdom who’s the real boss with 13 powerful heroes at your command, new towers plus dozens of upgrades, enemies, trinkets, collectibles and otherworldly loot to discover along the way.

    The Escapists 2: Pocket Breakout mobile game featuring a jailbreak with four different cartoon characters escaping a prison while solving puzzles and avoiding capture.

    The Escapists 2: Pocket Breakout

    The hilariously thrilling sandbox strategy game is back.

    PRICE: $6.99 Free with Google Play Pass subscription

    Decide how to run your life on the inside as you plan your big breakout. Collect information and items, craft your tools and bust up whoever gets in your way…or just bribe them.

    No need for FOMO: Check out everything that’s been added since August 1, 2021

    Action

    Pet Run – Puppy Dog Game

    Spirit Roots

    Adventure

    Argo’s Choice: Offline Visual Novel Adventure Game

    Bathory – The Bloody Countess

    Beholder

    Beholder 2

    Do Not Feed The Monkeys

    Hidden City Adventure

    Reventure

    TOHU

    Very Little Nightmares

    Arcade

    Portal Dogs

    Rat On A Skateboard

    STRIKERS 1999

    Board

    Draughts

    One Deck Dungeon

    Books and Reference

    Nighty Night – Bedtime Story

    Card

    Cribbage JD

    Casual

    DC Super Hero Girls Blitz

    Marble Legend Pro

    Pets Hair Salon

    Pocket Clothier

    Educational

    Garage Master

    Peppa Pig: Holiday

    Play 123, Alfie Atkins

    Troy the Letters & Numbers Train: Preschool Lesson

    Urban City Stories

    Entertainment

    Little Hospital

    Health and Fitness

    Rootd – Panic Attack & Anxiety Relief

    Parenting

    Happy Kids Timer Morning & Evening Routine Chores

    Personalization

    Emoji store

    Puzzle

    Alt-Frequencies

    Bob – Puzzle games for kids, free jigsaw puzzles

    Cosmic Express

    Doors: Origins

    Escape Logan Estate

    Escape Machine City

    Faraway 4: Ancient Escape

    Escape Funky Island

    Faraway: Galactic Escape

    Faraway: Tropic Escape

    Legacy 3 – The Hidden Relic

    Mindsweeper: Puzzle Adventure

    Number Blocks Puzzles

    Puzzlerama – Lines, Dots, Blocks, Pipes & more!

    SARKWO

    Through Abandoned

    Tiny Robots Recharged

    Racing

    Beach Buggy Racing

    Car Eats Car 3 – Hill Climb Chase Race

    Drift Mania: Street Outlaws Pro

    Super Arcade Racing

    Roleplaying

    Hyena Squad

    Prison Life RPG

    Shieldwall Chronicles: Swords of the North

    The Letter – Scary Horror Choice Visual Novel Game

    Strategy

    The Bonfire 2: Uncharted Shores Survival Adventure

    Simulation

    8-Bit Farm

    Railways

    Sports

    Mike V: Skateboard Party

    Skateboard Party 3

    Skate Jam – Pro Skateboarding

    Learn about the latest updates to Google Play Pass, your ticket to hundreds of awesome games and apps, with this Quicksave.