Are you tired of waiting ages for an Android game to download gigabytes of content before you can start playing? You’ll get a solution soon. Google has revealed that Android 12 will include a “play as you download” feature that, as the name means, lets you start playing before the entire game is downloaded on your phone.
The download feature can get you into a game within “seconds,” Google said. In early testing, the company saw games ready to launch “at least” twice as quickly.
The Android 12 download technology comes along with existing efforts to bolster the game experience, such as smarter texture compression, a new anti-cheating framework (Play Integrity) and improved pre-registration for upcoming titles.
This isn’t a novel concept if you’re a veteran gamer. Many console and PC gaming platforms let you fire up a game after a partial download, it’s just relatively rare to see this built into mobile operating systems. It could be more useful on mobile as well. You could discover a hot new game during your commute and start playing well before you get to school or work.
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