AFAIK the simplest way to delete them which requires *no code to be 
written* is the deprecated but still working datastore admin. In your 
Google Cloud Console go to Datastore > Admin click on "Open Datastore 
Admin", select the entity kind you want to delete and click "Delete 
Entities". This will kick off a distributed, fan-out map reduce job which 
will delete the entities in a couple of hours.

Of course, as Vitaly said, this will cost you money.

Attila

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