Google Play Games | NEEDS IMPROVEMENT

Hello, So, straight to the point. Don't you think Google Play Games is kinda ...useless at the moment ? Well it could be a nice friend hub to chat, play, invite players etc... But, you can't add friends, right? Well, you can and can not. We could add friends with Google+ but Google+ is dead (forever in our hearts, I used it and I loved it...) But now we can't. And what's the reason of having XP, levels, achievements if you can't compete with other players? I like the idea of Google Play Games tbh, it's like a Steam for mobile but ...it's like a Chinese copy it.

I see a huge potential in it especially after Stadia announcement (and also Chrome OS ...which I don't think will live that long if you consider Fuschia but that's another chapter). App redesign with chat, option to spectate, join and invite friends....there is so much that this app could do.

Actually you can also download games with it but why should you if you have Play Store for what? Why didn't Google split these stores? Why everything that was made by Google was always done just by 50% ? (Don't get me wrong I love Google products but there is a huge space for improving). When you want to download book, music or films it takes you to the other store (MAKES SENSE!)

Do you guys think that Google is going to improve GPG anytime soon or is it going to stay ...unfinished and dead like it is now?

Mobile games are growing so fast, all that esport hype ...so why didn't Google improve it's own gaming platform "Mobile Steam" ... ? Or should we expect something big at the nearest Google Keynote in may? I'm hoping for that. I would LOVE to see this platform actually become a real mobile gaming platform.

Please Google, do something.



Submitted March 29, 2019 at 12:15AM by TheMrWessam https://ift.tt/2WzXhPD https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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