About Google Play Game Services' Saved Games API

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- EstudioCelula3
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- 17 Jan, 2015
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I was reading in Google Developers page (https://developers.google.com/games/ser ... savedgames) about the Saved Games feature.

As Construct 2 supports Google Play Games Service with its plugin, is it possible to use this API in C2? If no, do Scirra staff pretend to implement this feature in future?

Thank you.
- volkiller730
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- 17 Jan, 2015
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the current plugin does not support this, but maybe it will someday... you should follow Cranberrygames plugin thread I know that it on his todo list and is plgin alway work great and are simple to use
- Iolva
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Any news?
- Chadori
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Ashley , is there any chance you can add this to C2 or C3?
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- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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Construct 2 already has a savegame system, which uses browser storage. If you want your savegames to be synced to other devices, it doesn't seem like a good idea to pick platform-restricted services - presumably you'd want to cover all platforms. The API in the original post looks limited to Android only.
- Chadori
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Construct 2 already has a savegame system, which uses browser storage. If you want your savegames to be synced to other devices, it doesn't seem like a good idea to pick platform-restricted services - presumably you'd want to cover all platforms. The API in the original post looks limited to Android only.

Sorry Ashley , I just know now about Firebase.