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BetaBeacon

March 28, 2025

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Coming to Android, iOS on This Date

The Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Mobile is priced at EUR 14.99 (roughly Rs. 1,400) in select global markets, with a special launch price of EUR 9.99 (roughly Rs. 900) for the first three weeks starting April 14.

AppWizard

March 26, 2025

Why Sensor Tower acquired VG Insights and how consolidation of data sources could hurt games market

Sensor Tower acquired Video Game Insights, marking its third M&A move following the acquisitions of Pathmatics in 2021 and data.ai in 2024. The company aims to consolidate its position in gaming analytics, expanding its services to include PC and console market intelligence. The acquisitions were partially financed by Riverwood Capital and involved credit-based financing from Bain Capital Credit. VG Insights, founded in 2020, aims to provide comprehensive analytics tools for indie PC game developers, addressing a gap in the market compared to mobile game analytics.

BetaBeacon

March 21, 2025

Epic Games Store now offers free Android games every week: Here’s how to claim free title

Players can expect new free games every week from the Epic Games Store on mobile, with the first titles being Super Meat Boy Forever and Eastern Exorcist available for free until March 27.

BetaBeacon

March 14, 2025

Google wants to make every Android game playable on PC

Google has launched a beta program for playing Android games on PC, which has gradually expanded compatibility to include thousands of titles.

BetaBeacon

March 14, 2025

Genshin Impact on Android finally adds controller support — 4 years after iOS

Android phones will soon support Bluetooth controllers for Genshin Impact after the release of Version 5.5 later this month. The supported models include PS5's DualSense Controller and Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2, but controllers requiring a USB-C connection may not be officially supported.

AppWizard

March 14, 2025

Google Play Games Announces Major Expansion on PC

Google has expanded its Google Play Games on PC platform to support native PC games in addition to mobile offerings. This initiative aims to help developers connect with a larger player base. The expansion includes a Play Games PC SDK for native PC games, featuring in-app purchase integration, enhanced security, simplified game packaging, and an earnback bonus of up to 15 percent. Mobile games will now be available on PC by default, with developers able to opt out. A “playable” badge will indicate games that meet performance requirements, while an “optimized” badge will show adherence to Google’s quality standards. The platform now supports AMD desktop PCs and laptops, and introduces new features like controls customization and a game sidebar for quick adjustments.

AppWizard

March 13, 2025

Google is turning its Play Games app for PC into a Steam competitor

Google announced that its Play Games app for PC will now support native PC games, expanding its platform to include these titles alongside Android games. This development was revealed at the 2025 Game Developers Conference, where Google stated its commitment to connecting mobile game developers with a larger PC player base. The program will open to all native PC games within the year, and Google plans to provide developers with tools to simplify in-app purchases, enhance security, and offer an earnback of up to 15%.

BetaBeacon

March 13, 2025

Google will soon let you play Android games on your AMD-powered PC

Google Play Games now supports AMD-powered PCs and laptops, expanding access to Android games for a wider range of users.

AppWizard

March 13, 2025

Pocket Gamer Connects offers complimentary tickets to job seekers for San Francisco 2025 conference

Pocket Gamer Connects (PGC) is offering a limited number of complimentary tickets to job seekers for its conference in San Francisco on March 17 - 18, 2025. The initiative aims to support both experienced professionals and newcomers in the gaming industry by facilitating networking and career development opportunities. The event will feature talks, panels, roundtable discussions, networking with over 750 professionals, an indie pitching competition, and other activities. Interested candidates should complete the application form promptly due to the limited availability of tickets.

BetaBeacon

March 13, 2025

Niantic announces $3.5 Billion sale of its game division to Scopely

Niantic has confirmed the sale of its game division to Scopely for .5 billion dollars. The agreement includes most of Niantic's current titles and mobile apps, as well as the entire Niantic Games team. The acquisition will need regulatory approval before being finalized. Scopely was interested in teaming up with Niantic because of their world-class mobile game developers and ability to cultivate highly engaged game communities.