BlueStacks is a full-featured Android emulator that makes it easy to run Android apps and games on other operating systems., but it's more than some people need. BlueStacks X is a new tool that enables you to run certain Android games directly from your web browser.
What does BlueStacks X do?
Simply, BlueStacks X is a lightweight version of BlueStacks that only runs specific applications. Specifically, Run a select list of popular Android games on almost any platform with a web browser.
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BlueStacks created the browser-based version of their software under the brand name now.gg. Although it is a cloud-based service, part of the rendering and calculation is done locally by your device, and part is done in the cloud.
There are 14 Playable games in the BlueStacks X beta version. Some popular games include Raid: Shadow Legends, Disney Sorcerer’s Arena y Lords Mobile: Kingdom Wars.
Outside the games, BlueStacks X also has a Discord bot that will allow you to launch compatible Android games and share them with others..
In an interview with The edgeRosen Sharma, CEO of BlueStacks, said: "We will also allow you to customize the games you want on your server, and if they play those games together, automatically connect to a Discord voice channel so everyone can click and play in the cloud. play.”
There is also a social feed that will be part of the Discord experience., which the CEO of BlueStacks describes as equivalent to what Venmo did to PayPal. “It's like what Venmo did to PayPal”, dice Sharma. “PayPal was just sending money and Venmo turned it into a social feed”.
I gave him a chance
BlueStacks X is enabled to test right now, and since I'm an avid Raid player: Shadow Legends, i thought i would try it. The game is fully playable, even though web-based BlueStacks lacks the automatic click of the full desktop version and other quality of life features.
Also I must pay attention that Raid was quite choppy on my MacBook Pro 2017 con Google Chrome. It didn't make a difference for a turn-based game like Raid, but I could see that games like Call of Duty Mobile and PUBG were difficult to play with choppy images. That would probably explain why the games supported at launch are all of a style equivalent to Raid..
Either way, if you are a fan of one of the supported games, you can try BlueStacks X right now for free and see how it runs on your system.
