BlueStacks
reviews and complaints

I gotta say, BlueStacks is pretty dope. I mean, I can finally play all those sick Android games that I couldn't get on my iPhone, right on my PC. It's like having the best of both worlds, ya know? And it's super easy to use too. Just download the app, sign in with your Google account, and you're good to go.

I was a little worried at first that the graphics might not be as good as on my phone, but I was pleasantly surprised. The games look just as good, if not better, on my computer screen. And the controls are super smooth too. I was worried it might be hard to play with a mouse and keyboard, but it's actually really intuitive.

One thing I will say is that it can be a little slow to load sometimes. But honestly, that's to be expected with any emulator. And once the game is loaded, it runs like a dream.

Overall, I'm really happy with BlueStacks. It's opened up a whole new world of gaming for me, and I'm loving it. If you're an Android gamer who wants to play on your PC, or just someone who wants to try out some new games, I definitely recommend giving BlueStacks a shot. You won't regret it.

Playing android games on my PC is a pretty neat idea. It's cool to see them on a bigger screen and all that jazz. But, I gotta say, this BlueStacks thing is a bit of a letdown. It's always bogging down, crashing, and resetting games. And let me tell you, that's a real bummer when you've made it to level 800-something and then it all goes down the drain.

I've tried to contact customer support about this issue many, many times. And I mean many. But I haven't gotten any acknowledgement whatsoever. It's like they don't even care about their customers. I even shelled out some cash for a subscription that promised amazing customer support, but it's just a big old void where support is supposed to be.

So, my advice to you is to not fall for it unless you enjoy starting over. It's just not worth the frustration.

This emulator is not good at all. I had a lot of problems with it and I tried to get help for several months, but nobody would contact me. I tried to contact them through the emulator and a few different email addresses, but nothing worked. I was very frustrated with this and I decided to switch to another emulator that actually works.

I can't believe that anyone would think that this emulator is good. I even tried to uninstall it and reinstall it, but it only worked for a week and then it started to have problems again. Who wants to do that every week? It's just not worth it.

Overall, I would not recommend this emulator to anyone. It's just not worth the hassle and the frustration. There are other emulators out there that work much better and are much easier to use. So if you're looking for an emulator, I would suggest looking elsewhere.

This app is not good at all! It's like, it can't even connect to Google, let alone sign into your account. You might have to spend 20 minutes or more searching online to fix that problem. It also has trouble connecting to the play store correctly, which can be a real pain. You might have to spend another 20 minutes or more searching online to fix that problem. And even if you manage to get to the play store, it might fail to download the game you want. That's another 20 minutes or more of searching and fixing.

But wait, there's more! Even if you do manage to download the game, it might fail to install correctly. And if it does install, it might not start up properly. That's right, you guessed it - another 20 minutes or more of searching and fixing.

And if all that wasn't bad enough, sometimes Bluestacks won't even open or start up correctly. That's right, it's a complete disaster. You might have to spend yet another 20 minutes or more searching online to fix that problem.

Overall, this app is really, really bad. It's completely crappy and awful. If you're looking for a reliable way to play mobile games on your computer, you should definitely look elsewhere.

Yo, so I gotta say, this emulator called BlueStacks is pretty decent if you got a beefy gaming rig or laptop with like 8 gigs or 16 gigs of RAM and a sick graphics card and all that jazz. But if you're like me and you're running on a minimal setup with only 4 gigs of RAM and 6 gigs of storage, this emulator is a straight-up headache. I tried playing Cabal Mobile on my personal laptop, and let me tell you, that game needs at least 3 gigs of RAM and 8 gigs of free storage to run on Android or iOS. Even though my laptop has 6 gigs of RAM, every time I tried running Cabal, it felt like my laptop had a virus or something. It was so laggy and slow, I had to manually shut it down, and it even damaged my system and made it slower.

Honestly, it's way better to play heavy games like that on an actual tablet or phone instead of emulating it on your PC. I mean, I do have a gaming PC, but it seems like BlueStacks is down and having some problems right now. But my point is, it's pretty useless to emulate games on your PC when you could just invest in the actual platform and get a better experience overall.

Bluestacks is a game-changer for anyone who loves playing Android games but wishes they could play them on their desktop PC or laptop. I mean, who wouldn't want to play their favorite mobile game on a bigger screen with better graphics? And that's exactly what Bluestacks allows you to do.

I've been using Bluestacks for over a month now, and I have to say, I'm impressed. It runs seamlessly and without any errors or problems. I play a game called PBA Challenge on my Android tablet, but there's no version of the app that runs on Windows. I even reached out to the developers, Concrete Software, to ask if they planned on developing a PC version, but they said no. Luckily, I found Bluestacks and can now play my favorite game on my PC.

The software loads without any issues. It's just one executable file that loads the whole thing. Once it's loaded, you have an Android phone on your PC screen. You can load any Android app you want, and it runs just fine. Other devices even see the Bluestacks device as just another Android device, including Microsoft. Ha ha.

I'm not exactly sure how they accomplish this, but I believe they load up a virtual machine that runs Android. It's still in beta mode, so there's no charge for anything right now. But if they go gold, I'm sure there will be a charge for the application. And honestly, it will be well worth the money.

Overall, I highly recommend Bluestacks to anyone who wants to play Android games on their PC. It's easy to use, runs smoothly, and allows you to enjoy your favorite mobile games on a bigger screen.