| GAMES QUARTERLY |
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| Updates from the Google for Games Developer Summit |
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| Catch how we’re making it easier for game businesses to create high quality games and deliver great experiences to growing audiences and more devices. |
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| Android Game Development Kit
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| Learn how the updated Android Game Development Kit helps you develop, optimize, launch, and iterate on high quality Android games.
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| Google Play Games on PC
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| Expand your reach, engagement, and ROI by distributing your games easily across mobile, tablets, chromebooks, and now Windows PCs.
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| What’s new in Android |
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Watch this year’s episode of The Android Show, on topics including tablets, large screens, Android 13, Jetpack Compose, and more.
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What’s new in Google Play
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In-app messaging: Improve user retention for subscriptions by notifying users about declined payments when they open your app. Available in Play Billing Library 4.1.
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Upcoming Google Play and Android deadlines
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April 2022
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Games must comply with the October policy updates related to Android emojis and the families policy requirements for kids, social apps, and features.
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July 2022
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Games must comply with the user data policy related to the new Data safety section on Google Play.
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Tip: Users will start to see your Data safety section in the Play Store in late April. You can use tools like Checks to help you get started or get an extra review for what data to include in your Data safety form.
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