How to remove a game from my Android device? — Other games Help Center (2024)

FAQs

How do I delete unwanted games on Android? ›

Open the Google Play Store app. In the Search bar, search for the game. From the search results, tap the game. Tap Uninstall.

Users can delete unwanted apps that have already been installed and then turn off automatic downloads by unchecking “Auto-download preference” in their Google Play Settings. Method 2: Companies that manage an ecosystem of mobile devices can use an MDM like AirDroid Business to prevent unwanted apps from downloading.

Uninstall a game from the Settings on PC

Select Settings from the results, and then go to Apps > Apps & features or Installed apps, depending on your version of Windows. If you're on a Windows 10 device, choose the game that you want to uninstall from the list and then select Uninstall two times.

Consider donating unwanted video games to places such as family shelters, children's hospitals, schools or thrift shops.

Deleting means completely removing an app from your device along with all of its data. This frees up the most storage space on your device. Later in this article, we'll talk about an alternative to deleting. Offloading means removing an app, but keeping its data on your device.

Where are my games on my Android phone? ›

Hold down on the app icon, drag it to "Uninstall," and release. If that didn't work, no worries—onto the next step! Head over to "Settings," find "Apps" or "Applications," and scroll down to the troublesome app. Tap "Force Stop." This should get rid of the app right away, and if not, move on to the next step.

Navigate to /sdcard/Android/data/ or /sdcard/Android/obb/. Look for folders named after the game developer or game title.