Google is starting to roll out a beta version for Google Play Games on PC, although it’s only available in a few locations right now. It’s basically an app for your PC where you can download the Google Play Store for your PC and from there, play android games on your PC. Long story short, it’s basically Google’s own emulator. Currently, you can only browse about 37 games and most of them are pretty basic games.

There is no question that Google will add additional playable games to the app over time. But for the time being, it appears to be taking baby steps, similar to how it operates in the areas where the beta is available.

Australia, Thailand, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan are among the nations with beta access. If you’re interested in checking out the PC app, you’ll need a few things. You must first be located in one of those nations or you can download the software using a VPN.

If you’re interested, you can check out their official website. If your country is not included in the beta, don’t worry. Google Play PC will gradually be available to more countries. You can also sign up so you can get notified once Google Play PC is available for you. And yes, mouse and keyboard controls are supported.