The California-based tech company – Google is currently conducting this year’s Game Developers Conference (GDC) from the 17th of March 2025 to the 21st of March 2025, and the brand has now unveiled new Play Console tools that will help Android gaming apps to deliver better performance and stability.
Check out more about the newly-unveiled Play Console tools below.
Google’s New Play Console Tools
Play Console offers game developers the required tools to monitor as well as improve gaming performance following the game release and the new Play Console tools will be further helping developers achieve this. Low Memory Killers (LMK) is one of the new tools that has been included in Android Vitals, and it will be providing game developers insights into memory constraints that could cause game crash.
Monitoring game stability and slow sessions can also be done via Android Vitals now, and it is a place where developers will be able to find and evaluate the metrics that can impact the app visibility on Play Store. Moreover, insights about the user distribution or player reach can also be received through Android Vitals, and it will also notify game developers regarding device-specific issues.
In related news, Google has made Vulkan Android’s official graphics API and the Android Dynamic Performance Framework (ADPF) has been enhanced. Immersive visuals and stable longer game-play experience can thus be assured to gamers. Also to add, through the pilot program, Google is also simplifying the process of bringing games on PCs to mobile devices. A few of the games in the program are DREDGE, TABS Mobile, and Disco Elysium.
Speaking more, the last and final beta build of the next Android 16 operating system was released very recently and based on the feedback received, the brand is soon preparing to launch the Android 16 stable version. Stay tuned.
