If anyone finds a better alternative please share here, as I think this error could be from something else.Īfter looking into Unreal source code I noticed that the error does not depend on google play store key at all! Of course, feel free to test with different settings. Therefore I would recommend having the settings, apk and even both files not exceeding 100MB I could not make it work on Google Play. I have tried exporting the game without the game data inside the. Package Settings-> Create Compressed cooked packages (true)
I was able to download the game from the store and play it perfectly. apk file and then I uploaded it to Google Play.This had fixed the OBB Key Not Found for me. I have used Texture size : 256px X 256px and for phone I think it looks great. I had to go into my game and optimize every single texture I could, and deleting unnecessary animations, audio, and other assets. I have had the same issues when trying to upload to Google Play.Īfter discovering that Google Play has an application size of 100MB, I thought that maybe the error was coming because my. Now scroll to the Download Manager app and head over to its Storage and Cache section.I have found a way around this issue, is not the perfect solution but it might work for you, depending on your game.Then tap on the overflow icon situated at the top right and select Show System.To do so, go to Settings > Apps and Notifications > See All Apps.Therefore, you should consider deleting its data and let it create a new instance from scratch. So if there’s an issue with this backend service, then the app wouldn’t be downloaded in the first place. While Play Store provides the font end-user interactive screen, it is actually the Download Manager app that carries out the downloading process in the background.
Once that is done, launch Play Store, sign in with your Google ID and check if the Can’t Install App error has been fixed or not.
So go to the Settings page on your device.
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