Did this coupon
work for you?
work for you?
Frontpage
Select Google Play Accounts: Install Google Play Games on PC,
Get $7 Off your first purchase
Google Play offers select Accounts: $7 Off your First Google Play Games Purchase when you install Google Play Games on PC.
Thanks to Community Member experiment for posting this deal.
Note: Look for the banner "Get $7 off your first purchase when you install Google Play Games on PC" on the Google Play Games beta page to check eligibility.
Thanks to Community Member experiment for posting this deal.
Note: Look for the banner "Get $7 off your first purchase when you install Google Play Games on PC" on the Google Play Games beta page to check eligibility.
Original Post
Written by
Edited July 3, 2023
at 01:59 PM
4th of July promo section on Google Play lists:
"$7 Off Your First Purchase on PC - Google Play Games beta"
Download the new platform on PC to purchase/play Android games.
YMMV - "Open to select participants based on their purchase history."
Offer Valid through Oct 31 - Limit 1 per user -
https://play.google.com/intl/en_u...fer-terms/
https://play.google.com/googleplaygames
"$7 Off Your First Purchase on PC - Google Play Games beta"
Download the new platform on PC to purchase/play Android games.
YMMV - "Open to select participants based on their purchase history."
Offer Valid through Oct 31 - Limit 1 per user -
https://play.google.com/intl/en_u...fer-terms/
https://play.google.com/googleplaygames
Created 07-02-2023
at 09:07 AM
by experiment
If you purchase something through a post on our site, Slickdeals may get a small share of the sale.
Recommended Deal Alerts For You
What are Deal Alerts?
Want more deals like this?
Create a deal alert for Video Games.
Add Deal Alert for Video Games
More Video Games Deals & Discounts
View AllFrontpage
Frontpage
$35
+ Free Shipping
45
29
60 Comments
Your comment cannot be blank.
Featured Comments
It's basically running an android emulator in the background, and from what I've heard it's still pretty buggy.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
You started out incorrectly talking about virtualization and how running an Android emulator will compromise your security.
You got called out on it, so now you want to pivot into calling it "trolling".
It's okay to dislike Google for X, Y, and Z, but you just sound like a petulant child who ran up a credit card on Clash of Clans and did a charge back, so Google banned your account.
Don't try the same thing with Apple, kid. They'll do more than ban you.
Get $5 off any in-app purchase
Valid for a $5 credit against a purchase on select games in Google Play Games on PC beta on Google Play (in-app subscriptions excluded). The following games are ineligible: Lineage2M, Genshin Impact, Honkai Impact 3rd. Open to select participants based on their purchase history. Credit applied at checkout. If the cost of the in-app purchase on Google Play Games on PC beta is less than this credit offer, there is no refund or credit of the difference. Credit expires July 31. Limit 1 per user
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
If Google is smart, they'll keep this practice. It's the standard. Whenever Sony or Amazon release a new product that they cancel quickly, they refund or credit their customers for the cost of that product. Otherwise, few people are going to take another chance on their hardware efforts.
3 years.
Nest Secure also only survived for 3 years
You're right. I just wanted to point out that with Windows 11, Microsoft is now doing the same thing.
It's basically running an android emulator in the background, and from what I've heard it's still pretty buggy.
Thank you. That might actually work for my use case…
I loved Assassin's Creed: Pirates on my iPad, but it quit being supported, and was eventually removed from the App Store.
I noticed recently that it still shows up in my account on the Google Play Store, but I didn't want to mess with it on my (tiny) phone.
I'd love to revisit it from my computer, and see if it holds up.
You know how most telecoms impose archaic data caps and throttle your connection whenever they see fit?
Yep, that was Ajit Pai.
You know how it's legal for ISPs to prioritize connections to their streaming services while degrading competing services?
Also Ajit Pai.
And when Xfinity or AT&T are allowed to monopolize entire markets, blocking cities from creating their own municipal internet, that is also a long lasting result of Ajit Pai.
The fact of the matter is, without a robust internet there can never be a competitor to Google and certainly not one that operates any differently than Google. We're being fed ads because there's zero certainty in a subscription model being dependable with how bad our infrastructure is.
At least when Google shows ads, they might be relevant.
Hulu can't even figure that out, despite the fact that they know my age, gender, and what shows I watch.
No faster than Netflix canceling Cowboy Bebop or DC with the Swamp Thing show.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
I did it for the beta as well, and the discount / credit was nowhere to be found. Yes, the game I was using it on was offered as one of the few on PC Google Play Games.