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How to play games on a Chromebook

Posted on June 4, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

If you include Android games, a Chromebook arguably can play more games than a PC.

We’ve become used to thinking of Chromebooks as simple productivity machines: a web interface for classwork, online productivity apps, and not much else. But there are many ways to game on a Chromebook, too.

You have three options to play games on most modern Chromebooks: as a web app, an Android app, or remotely via one of the prior two ways.
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