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It’ll try to make some of them first-class citizens, too, Valve engineer Jeremy Selan tells The Verge. “From the user’s perspective, our preference is that they don’t even have to think about it, they just have their titles on Steam,

Valve has just confirmed that Android games are now supported and welcomed on Steam. Here's what you need to know.

Android Game Developers in the US Can Now Retain up to 95% of Revenue Starting October 22 With Xsolla Buy Button From October 22, Android Developers Can Enable Link-Outs To Purchases From Inside Their Games Live In Under 24 Hours With A New SDK-Powered ...

The headset will allow you to play VR and non-VR games through streaming, and games can even be installed directly onto the headset. Now, why is this release important? Well, The Verge managed to get the scoop on how Valve will approach Android developers in order to get games onto the Steam platform.

Android gaming is taking off, and it’s not just another run-off-the-mill trend. Developers are going all out, pushing the envelope of what your mobile gadget can do. Games have morphed into these wild, immersive, and challenging experiences that keep you ...

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Xsolla, a global payment platform for game publishers and developers, has announced the availability of its Buy Button for Android. This SDK solution enables mobile game developers to launch direct payments from within their Android games to a web-based ...