That would probably explain why the games supported at launch are all of a similar style to Raid.Įither way, if you’re a fan of one of the supported games, you can give BlueStacks X a try right now for free and see how it runs on your system. 4 - Nox (PC only) Another very decent emulator for Mobile - it works the same as Bluestack. If you prefer to play on PC while keep using the mobile controllers, this would be the best choice. It didn’t make a difference for a turn-based game like Raid, but I could see games like Call of Duty Mobile and PUBG being challenging to play with the choppy visuals. 3 - Andy (Can be run on both Windows and MAC) This is a unique type of emulator in which you can just sync your mobile device with the PC client. I should also note that Raid was fairly choppy on my 2017 MacBook Pro with Google Chrome. The game is entirely playable, though the web-based BlueStacks lacks the full desktop version’s auto-clicking and other quality of life features. “PayPal were just sending money and Venmo made it into a social feed.” I Gave It a TryīlueStacks X is available to try right now, and since I happen to be an avid Raid: Shadow Legends player, I figured I’d give it a try. “It’s like what Venmo did to PayPal,” says Sharma. There’s also a social feed that’ll be part of the Discord experience, which the BlueStacks CEO describes as being similar to what Venmo did to PayPal.

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