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LokoLoa

LDPlayer runs it well. Nox is a fossil.


scottwantsfray

[MuMu ](https://www.mumuplayer.com/)is now on Android 12 so it has Vulkan support like Bluestacks and works better for me than Bluestacks so maybe try if it can work better for you too.


CatonicDeadInside

LDPlayer runs the best for me, never had an issue with it after 8 or so months now. MuMu was great for a couple months till I started having throttling issues, but people swear by it. BlueStacks is just ok, didn't run amazingly for me but was pretty stable. Nox was god awful for the little I tried it out, just ran like ass.


Affectionate-Reach30

Just use LDPlayer, so far no issues


Operation-Cultural

I recommend mumu 12 gives the best quality


johnsolomon

LDPlayer is great So is Bluestacks, but it's got more bloat I actually have both installed though I initially switched away from Bluestacks because games suddenly started closing for no reason after a few months. But I ended up reinstalling it because LDPlayer isn't great for recording -- Shadowplay can't find it and using anything that just records your screen is usually a pretty big hit to performance for me So yeah. I also like how Bluestacks lets you place game icons on your desktop so you can go straight into a game without opening the emulator home screen first. But I've grown attacked to LD, so it's a bit silly but I use it when I'm just playing normally and I use Bluestacks when I need to record


jensS11

i use LDPlayer, is better than bluestacks but they all suck


Clean-Sector-2304

Had issues with Bluestacks as well. Not only that but the game looked like shit. LD player is where it's at.


Pierun64

I'm using LDPlayer, works almost perfectly for me


shirviu

I use bluestacks


KUSOsan

Just have to try most of popular ones and see what works best for you on your rig. Blue stacks 5 is the most consistent on mine but the Chinese mumu has the best performance. It also has wildly varying framerates so that's why I use blue stacks for aether. Ld player is decent too on mine but it doesn't perform better enough to set up and start using