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PUBG Mobile, Honor of Kings, and other mobile games are here for Windows 11's Microsoft Store — here's why you can't play them
Winsage
November 14, 2024

PUBG Mobile, Honor of Kings, and other mobile games are here for Windows 11’s Microsoft Store — here’s why you can’t play them

Several popular mobile games, including PUBG Mobile, Honor of Kings, and REDnote, are now available to Windows Insiders in China due to a collaboration between Microsoft and Tencent. This access is limited to users in China, as Microsoft plans to discontinue the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) on Windows 11 by March 5, 2025. Giorgio Sardo, Microsoft’s General Manager of Apps, highlighted the benefits of this partnership for mobile developers in China. The decision to end WSA was influenced by its lack of profitability, as noted by Andrew Clinick, a Microsoft veteran. WSA's integration of Android apps did not gain significant traction, partly due to the absence of Google Play services, which limited functionality for users.
Tencent brings Android games to Microsoft Store on Windows 11
BetaBeacon
November 13, 2024

Tencent brings Android games to Microsoft Store on Windows 11

Microsoft and Tencent have partnered to bring Android apps to Windows 11 PCs in China. This partnership allows Chinese Windows Insiders to access popular games like PUBG Mobile and Honor of Kings through the Microsoft Store. Tencent plans to bring over 1,500 mobile apps and games to the Microsoft Store for Windows 11 users in China.
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