GameSnacks

BetaBeacon
October 26, 2025
GameSnacks disappeared from Android Auto apps, causing concern that it was intentionally removed. However, it was just a temporary visibility issue. To get the games back, update Android Auto to version 15.3 or higher, reconnect to the car, and ensure GameSnacks is enabled in Customize Launcher. This is important for in-car entertainment as it provides approved mini-games for idle time. Google is focusing on car-friendly content that is safe and not distracting.
BetaBeacon
October 16, 2025
- Some Android Auto users noticed they were unable to access the GameSnacks app, but Google has fixed the issue and users need to update their Android Auto app. - Android Auto will no longer support Android 8.0/8.1, with the minimum requirement being Android 9.0 or above. - The settings section in Android Auto will have a different layout, showing only three items at once instead of four. - The app icon on the new media player UI will change color depending on the accent of the song playing, but this feature did not work for YouTube Music.
BetaBeacon
October 10, 2025
Google is quietly phasing out GameSnacks from Android Auto, a collection of simple HTML5 games designed for parked drivers. Users have noticed the feature disappearing from the menu, with some reporting temporary reappearances after reinstalling the app. The removal suggests Google is focusing on simplifying and prioritizing essential features for a cleaner interface.
BetaBeacon
October 7, 2025
Android Auto has removed the "GameSnacks" collection of games from the app launcher, leading to speculation that Google is phasing out this feature. Users have reported that GameSnacks are disappearing from beta releases starting with Android Auto 15.2, although they are still visible in the launcher settings. The specific Android Auto version causing this change is unclear, making it challenging to determine if it is limited to the beta track. It remains to be seen if this change will extend to stable versions of Android Auto in the future.
AppWizard
October 7, 2025
Google is phasing out its collection of HTML5 mini-games, known as GameSnacks, from Android Auto, with many users reporting their disappearance in both beta and stable versions. This change indicates a planned retirement rather than a temporary issue. In place of these mini-games, Google is introducing more robust Android titles such as Candy Crush and Beach Buggy Racing. The transition aligns with Android Auto's support for fully-fledged Android games, which promise a smoother gaming experience and can be played in full-screen mode when the vehicle is parked.
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