Start your C development with less Java Native Interface (JNI) by using our game libraries for C/C++ development. These plugins are available in one place to help you quickly get what you need.

Where that’s not possible, we’ve focused on building plugins for game engines such as Unity.We are working with some of the most popular game engine developers to integrate our tools and libraries directly, so you can benefit from enhanced performance and stability without needing to make any changes.This enables existing multi-platform Visual Studio game projects to quickly integrate Android as a new platform. The Android Game Development Extension adds Android as a platform target to Visual Studio.We will focus on the bits of workflow where Google can add unique value and solve Android specific problems, while being compatible with whichever parts of your existing workflow you are comfortable with. Generally, the less you need to switch tools, the more efficient you can be, so with AGDK, we’re providing new tools to facilitate Android game development in your primary IDE. In this initial launch, we’re focusing on covering three major areas where we heard a lot of feedback from our developer community: Integrated workflows, C/C++ game libraries, and performance optimization. Features will be enhanced by future Android platform updates, and the libraries will provide backwards compatibility when possible. Most of these features will work on almost any device in use today. The AGDK tools and libraries work across many different Android versions. All of our libraries have been built and tested with performance in mind using C or C++ APIs. Today we’re launching the Android Game Development Kit (AGDK), a full range of tools and libraries to help you develop, optimize, and deliver high quality Android games.

Posted by Scott Carbon-Ogden, Product Manager Android Games

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