GG Game Turbo

Utility for improving game performance

GG Game Turbo is a free game utility for mobile devices developed by Titanium App. It is an optimization tool that can help users boost the performance of their smartphone or tablet while playing intensive games. It boasts easy one-tap operation and supports all types of devices.

Much like Xiaomi Game Turbo or Oppo Game Space, GG Game Turbo makes it easy for anyone to experience improved gaming performance without much effort. It also has a dedicated page to let users monitor the status of CPU, GPU, and RAM stats in real-time to check what causes slowdowns.

A quick boost

Upon opening GG Game Turbo, you're greeted with a sleek and gamer-focused UI. The main page will display information on your devices, such as make and model, RAM usage, connection ping, battery level, its overall temperature. Just below them are the LTE Switcher button to switch to mobile data, and a Firewall to help you select apps that you want to block internet access.

Moving on to GG Game Turbo's main feature, you can tap the Optimize button to analyze your device and perform the necessary steps to speed up your games. There's also the optional Aggressive Mode which you can enable if you want to have stricter management of your RAM, CPU, and GPU usage to allocate them while playing and get the best experience possible.

Another notable feature is the built-in Screen Recorder which you can use to record your gameplay to share with others online through your socials or messaging apps. Now, there is one small caveat to all of this that you should before getting started, and that is there's no auto-detect feature for games. As such, you will need to manually add games to the app.

Room for improvement

In conclusion, GG Game Turbo is a good game optimization utility you can try since it's not limited to a single brand and will work on various devices. It has all the bases covered and even includes some nice extras like screen recording. Not being able to detect games is an odd omission that should be addressed as soon as possible. Nevertheless, it's still worth testing out.