An Android emulator is a software application that allows your mobile to imitate Android OS features into your PC. It allows you to install Android Apps on your computer or laptop and use them natively. It is mainly used for debugging purposes. I personally have been using these for a very long time and I do not think I couldn’t have listed anymore better applications.
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BLUESTACKS: The BlueStacks App Player allows Android applications to run on PCs running Microsoft Windows and macOS. Is BlueStacks safe to use? In general, yes, BlueStacks is safe. What we mean is that the app itself is totally safe to download. BlueStacks is a legitimate company that’s supported by and partnered with industry power players like AMD, Intel, and Samsung.
GENYMOTIONS: Genymotion Desktop is an Android emulator which includes a complete set of sensors and features in order to interact with a virtual Android environment. With Genymotion Desktop, you can test your Android applications on a wide range of virtual devices for development, test and demonstration purposes. Even though it is possible to play games with Genymotion, it has not been designed for this use. Also, some modern games, such as PokemonGo, include anti-root detection routines which make them incompatible with Genymotion.
NOX: Nox App Player is one of the best Android emulators for Windows PC which provides full Android feature not only for game-play but also for all Android applications. All the extra features are free of charge.
YOURPHONE APP: The Your Phone app is a relatively new Windows feature that allows you to sync your Windows device with an Android smartphone or tablet running Android 7 or later. It allows you to read your device notifications, including incoming messages, without looking at your Android device directly.
ANDROID X86: There is another way to play Android games on your PC without using BlueStacks. You can use the open-source initiative project called Android x86. Its purpose is to port Android devices to computers that run on x86 processors by AMD or Intel. Android-x86 is an open source project that makes an unofficial porting of the Android mobile operating system developed by the Open Handset Alliance to run on devices powered by x86 processors, rather than RISC-based ARM chips.
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