Android 12 has already introduced several functions to make life easier for mobile players and make the gameplay more enjoyable for them. It looks like Google is going to continue this as we learned that Android 13 will be able to significantly reduce game loading times.
Android 12’s developer tools and gamer features have greatly enhanced the mobile gaming experience. Some of the models, such as the Pixel 6, also received a special tool called Game Sashboard, thanks to which users got access, among others to the shortcut of screenshots, screen recorder or DND switch. Developers, in turn, thanks to the new Game Mode API, can optimize games for better performance or longer battery life based on the performance profile selected by the user.
Android 13 will continue to try to improve the mobile gaming experience
New reports indicate that Android 13 will add to the interface GameManager API, tool setGameStatewhich will allow games to communicate their current state to the system, which will allow you to assess whether you can go to the top-level state of the game without losing performance or not. This feature can directly affect load times, allowing developers to order the system to increase CPU performance and not be disrupted when loading resources, resources, and other items. Loading resources is often the slowest in the game, so this tweak can greatly improve the overall experience by providing smoother transitions from one scene or sequence to another.
In theory, this may mean the end of staring at the charging screen for a long time, although it is worth noting that the smartphone manufacturers will be responsible for optimizations that will allow them to take full advantage of the new functions.
