Google has unveiled its own app store that allows you to install and run games straight from a browser.

Last year's most talked-about God game returns slick, shiny and Chrome-plated—but in the same PC port that made it notorious.

Google's Chrome Web Store is now open for business and its starting line up features Plants vs Zombies and Farmville. Could this be Google's answer to Apple's App Store?

Google has opened the Chrome Web Store, offering apps, software and extensions for the web browser - including over 200 games.

Google Chrome gets game store Search giant unveils plans for a new app store featuring games and productivity apps, support for ratings and reviews. By Laura Parker on May 20, 2010 at 10:46AM PDT ...

At the Google I/O conference today, Google revealed the Chrome Web Store, a browser-based application store where users will be able to download and install games like LEGO Star Wars and Plants Vs ...

Today, they announced what they're doing about it. Google has developed a web store, which will be built into the Chrome browser, and will offer a simpler way to acquire and access apps and games.

Google's developer advocate for games Mark DeLoura has confirmed that the upcoming Chrome Web Store is not the search g… ...

The publisher has announced that beginning sometime in April, gamers will be able to purchase and play From Dust inside the Google Chrome browser. From Dust is blowing the horn of Chrome.

The Is It On Game Pass extension was made by Reddit poster Orion_DEIL, and spotted by Windows Central. At the time of writing it’s available on the Chrome Web Store (which means it’ll also ...

The Chrome OS app store has its holes and hazards, and its best hope for the future might hinge on more native-like apps.