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Google Play Games Services C++ SDK

2 posts · May 2013 – Jan 2018

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The Google Play Games Services C++ SDK has evolved to provide developers with tools for integrating advanced gaming features into their applications. This includes support for achievements, leaderboards, saved games, and multiplayer functionality. The SDK aims to simplify cross-platform game development and enhance player engagement. This post details the migration to new Play Games Services APIs, focusing on the deprecation of older APIs and the adoption of new ones for achievements, leaderboar

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  1. Google Play Games Services C++ SDK 3.0 Released- Google Developers BlogThis post announces the release of version 3.0 of the Google Play Games Services C++ SDK. It highlights the deprecation of older APIs for achievements, leaderboards, and saved games, and introduces the new APIs for these features. It also mentions the removal of the "Play Games Services" C++ SDK from the Google Play Services library and its relocation to a standalone repository, along with the introduction of a new C++ SDK for Android.
  2. Migrating to the new Play Games Services APIs- Google Developers BlogThis post details the migration to new Play Games Services APIs, focusing on the deprecation of older APIs and the adoption of new ones for achievements, leaderboards, and saved games.
  3. Introducing Google Play game services- Google Developers BlogIntroduced Google Play game services, a new platform for game developers to integrate features like achievements, leaderboards, saved games, and multiplayer functionality into their Android games. This initial release lays the groundwork for enhancing player engagement and simplifying cross-platform game development.