Android Auto Test the compatibility to play titles such as Candy Crush or Angry Birds 2 from the car screen

Madrid, Mar. (Portaltic/EP) –

Google has begun to try the Auto Android Games Compatibilitya function with which users can play certain Android titles, such as Candy Crush, Angry Birds 2 and Beach Buggy Racing, Directly from the screen of your car, provided they are parked.

After launching Android Auto 14, a version with which Google has added the capabilities promoted by Gemini Artificial Intelligence (AI) to the vehicles, replacing the Google Assistant, the technological one has now shared the last Beta version of Android Auto 14.1, in which it continues to implement news, in this case, related to entertainment experiences for users.

In this sense, Google has begun Try the compatibility of games with Android Auto, So users can play a series of Android compatible titles directly on the screen of their car.

Specifically, this functionality is being tested with titles Candy Crush, Angry Birds, Farm Heroes Saga and Beach Buggy Racing, As you have been able to verify 9to5google, Who has had access to this new option, after installing the latest Beta Android Auto 14.1 version.

Thus, to access these games from the car, they must have previously installed in the ‘smartphone’ Android and, likewise, they can only be played when the car is parked. In fact, as explained by the aforementioned medium, once the vehicle leaves its parking position, the game automatically closes as a safety measure.

Following this line, the games compatible with Android Auto They will appear automatically in the list of applications available. In addition, to control the actions within the game, users will be able to resort to the car’s touch screen.

Likewise, as 9to5google has pointed out, the compatibility of the games also implements the novelty that Applications are displayed in full screen format in the vehicle. Thus, to return to the home screen, you must slide your finger from the top of the screen, so that an icon appears.

With all this, it is a test function, so, for the moment, it is only available for users with access to the beta version of Android Auto and is unknown when it will be officially launched.