We make it possible for you to understand and adapt gameplay to locations and their context. You know when a business district is packed with people (and other players) during weekdays or deserted on the weekends, when a player is on public or private property, and when restaurants and shops open and close each day and over time.

With Google Maps Platform, you know if a high-traffic road is congested or when it will close for construction at night. Imagine what you can build when your game can adapt to a player’s environment real-time. We used the power of Google Maps and our real-time global understanding of the world to take mobile gaming to the next level. A year ago, when we launched Google Maps Platform for gaming, we partnered closely with game developers to make sure we’re building a platform that meets this challenge. This browser experience doesn't allow you to drive down the streets of your favorite city so much as it allows you to glide over them in a tiny vehicle that never encounters any obstacles.Creating engaging, immersive real-world gameplay is hard.

It's your job to run away from them through Street View, and stay alive for as long as you can.

Streetview Zombie ApocalypseĪ survival game of sorts, Streetview Zombie Apocalypse promises to let you 'run from the living dead in your own neighborhood' by dropping you into the street view location of choice, with a small mini map the displays the undead lurking around you with red pins. As the name suggests, only works in the Chrome browser. Build with ChromeĪ teamup between Google and LEGO, Build with Chrome lets you turn the world into your very own LEGO version of Minecraft, picking out a plot of land on Google Maps, building your very own city of plastic bricks, and then sharing your creation with your friends. It promises to let you 'turn any place on Earth into a virtual battlefield thanks to Google Maps' awesome new 45 degree angle view.' Select a location, and it immediately becomes the wallpaper for a tank battle between you and a computer opponent. Like many shooting games, Geo Guns views the world as a rich and varied series of backdrops for blowing things up.

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