7 Best Bluestacks Alternatives You Should Use

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BlueStacks

The concept of Android emulators is not new, considering they’ve been around for a while now. Despite smartphones getting cheaper, people still like to run Android apps on their desktop devices, whether its for educational purposes, or just to play Android games on PC and emulators let you do that without using software like Virtualbox. In this aspect, one name that has been prominent ever since the concept of Android emulation came into play is Bluestacks (website). Bluestacks Player was the first and one of the best Android emulators. However, Bluestacks has now become a memory hogger, is no longer stable, and offers bare minimum features. If you’re someone who is looking for a replacement of Bluestacks, read on, as we bring to you our list of 7 best Bluestacks alternatives that you can try in 2022.

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NoxPlayer

It is based on Android Nougat 7.0 and sports the Material UI. But one factor where Nox Player truly scores over Bluestacks is root access. If you’ve ever tried rooting Bluestacks, you’d know that it is a tedious task. But on Nox Player, you simply have to enable a toggle in the settings, and poof! – you’re rooted. That’s how simple Nox Player is for you.

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MEmu Play

MEmu Play is another great Android emulator that has lately gained a lot of traction. It is a tough task to name a single or even a couple of features why it is so, considering that MEmu comes loaded with a ton of features. One of the most prominent features of the emulator is the fact that it supports both Intel and AMD CPUs. As astonishing as it may sound, it is a feature not sported by many Android emulators out there, including Bluestacks.

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LDPlayer.net

There is also a dedicated app store for games that run quite well on LDPlayer, and it is one of the best BGMI emulators out there. If you want to improve the performance, you can also take advantage of Virtualization Technology from the Settings page. All in all, I would say LDPlayer is an up-to-date Android emulator that gives a tough competition to Bluestacks in terms of gaming.

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Remix OS Player

Remix OS Player is in most ways, one of the best Android emulators out there. Apart from carrying a ton of features such as button mapping, native Google Play support, manual settings for signal strength, network type, location, battery and more, what sets the emulator apart from the herd is its stability. I’ve tried it on almost all the laptops I’ve owned and reviewed and never has the software let me down. Stability is a factor in which Bluestacks has always let me down, while Remix OS Player won me over in that very aspect.

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GameLoop

Gameloop is another Bluestacks alternative that is developed for gamers who want to play a range of free Android mobile games on desktop PCs. You may be surprised to find that Gameloop– earlier called Gaming Buddy — has been developed by Tencent as part of the desktop-mobile gaming experiment. Initially, you could only use it to play PUBG Mobile on PC, but now Tencent has brought support for a huge list of Android games which include Free Fire and Call of Duty as well. Plus, it remains one of the best emulators to play Battlegrounds Mobile India on PC.

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Genymotion

However, you can’t install heavy games like PUBG and Call of Duty so keep that in mind. Apart from that, the best part about Genymotion is that you can integrate it with Android Studio and render your app smoothly on your choice of device and platform. So, if you want to test apps on multiple Android environments, go with Genymotion.

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