Google is looking to give mobile gaming a more universal feel that will allow players to play together in new ways and access to their progress regardless of the device they are playing on.

Out of all the things Google announced at its I/O developer conference this week, Google Play Game Services is the one new product I started using right away. Think of it as the Google equivalent ...

And that's not all -- the latter three services will function cross-platform between Android, iOS and the web. The whole initiative is called -- unsurprisingly-- "Google Play Game Services," and ...

Google’s full press release below: Introducing Google Play game services (May 15th, 2013) We love to talk about games at Google. Especially the old ones, like Pac-man, Pitfall and Frogger.

Launched in 2013, Google Play Game Services allowed mobile game developers access to a series of tools that allowed them to put in cross-platform features like leaderboards, achievements and more ...

At today's Google I/O keynote, Google unveiled Google Play Game Services, which is designed to compete with Apple's Game Center. Like Game Center, Game Services features real-time multiplayer ...

product manager for Google Play game services. “What it’s really about is creating a cross-platform environment that allows you to build a community of players across different screens.” ...

For game studios, one of its big new products at the event is Google Play game services, which the company announced during its keynote presentation earlier today. Google Play game services is ...