PlayStore

The Google Play Store is a digital marketplace designed and developed by Google to give users access to a wide range of software applications and games, as well as music, movies, books, magazines, and audiobooks. It was originally launched in October 2008 as Android Market. You can use your smartphone to download any app, including games, music, books, maps, and many other types of apps. Access to these apps can be either free or paid.
According to statistics from 2021, there are around 2.59 million apps in the Google Play Store. The top-selling Android apps worldwide are dominated by mobile games like Coin Master, Garena Free Fire, and PUBG.
This is no surprise, as it is estimated that game apps will account for more than 70 percent of Google Play app revenue in 2024. To increase revenue, many apps in the Google Play Store can be downloaded and used for free.

As a mobile app developer, you may have a strong desire to get your app into the Google Play Store, but to do that, you first need to develop something that people will actually want to use. Google's "Play Store Guidelines" are the guidelines you need to follow when you want to submit a new app to the Google Play Store. They are used to provide Google with the information it needs to decide whether or not to make your application available for download.