android - How to manage multiple 'minigames' inside one application/game using Google Play Services? -

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i have developed application game , therefore have decided make use of online multiplayer , register google play game services. after developing first minigame, working expected , not coming across issues. when developing second minigame, wondered how able uniquely allow users play multiplayer games on specific minigame?

the application linked game service provides me app_id exists in manifest file so:

<meta-data android:name="com.google.android.gms.games.app_id"         android:value="@string/app_id" />

it seem make sense create multiple game services , link them application. how able handle multiple app_ids in application? when use googleapiclient, utilises app_id manifest , cannot specify specific app_id game service launch , provide connection google play games , google+:

mgoogleapiclient = new googleapiclient.builder(this)             .addconnectioncallbacks(this)             .addonconnectionfailedlistener(this)             .addapi(plus.api).addscope(plus.scope_plus_login)             .addapi(games.api).addscope(games.scope_games)             .build();

is there best practice tackle multiple games inside 1 application?

i have found out can specify variant value int value of 1 1023. when building room, can set variant appropriate int reflect different game type:

roomconfig.builder selectplayersroomconfigbuilder = makebasicroomconfigbuilder(); selectplayersroomconfigbuilder.addplayerstoinvite(invitees); // specifies specific game variant selectplayersroomconfigbuilder.setvariant(gametype); if (automatchcriteria != null) {     selectplayersroomconfigbuilder.setautomatchcriteria(automatchcriteria); }  // prevent screen sleeping during handshake getwindow().addflags(windowmanager.layoutparams.flag_keep_screen_on);  games.realtimemultiplayer.create(mgoogleapiclient, selectplayersroomconfigbuilder.build());

with game example, gametype int set previous activity when user chooses game play , passed in through intent. have decided on using 1 first game type , 2 second game type etc.


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