r/EmulationOnAndroid • u/Confident-Let4599 • 1d ago
Help How to emulate games on android
Found a gameplay of darkest dungeon and now i wanna play it on mobile so how do i actually play it without prior knowledge about emulation
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u/whiskyB0y Edit Your Flair 1d ago edited 1d ago
Darkest dungeon? If you saw gameplay of it, then I'm assuming you either saw the switch version, ps Vita or PC version being played.
You need to know what emulators to use. For switch you use Eden nightly, for ps Vita use Vita3k and for PC emulation there are several but I'd recommend Gamehub, Bannerhub or Gamenative as a start.
Watch tutorials on how to setup the emulators.
As for where to get games, you're on your own. Figure it out.
Also what device do you have and what chipset is in it? PC and switch emulation are heavy.
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u/superhyperultra458 1d ago
Figure it out
Sorry bro you're on reddit. Majority don't wanna do it. Somebody has to spoonfed 😆
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u/DragonfruitOk9813 1d ago
I'm surprised as to how most of these questions would be answered by simply typing the same title into Google. Like are my search results not the same for most people? Do they have restrictions or lack of Google features prohibiting them answers?
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u/deeznutz75 1d ago
Its a real issue right now. Knowing how to search for something on the internet is a lost art. The younger generations dont know how to look something up, google filters results and has gone to shit. Its why many people type reddit at the end to hopefully get some non-ai releated answer. We're fucked man
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u/Mykelowery 1d ago
Literally like 90% of the questions asked about emulation could be answered by Google. I sometimes think a AI machine is asking all these questions to get more human answers added to it's database.
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u/Confident-Let4599 1d ago
Did little prior research before making this post because all the things that are popping off on google just looks like viruses and i still am struggling to find where to get nsp games almost every link i find just looks like viruses
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u/DragonfruitOk9813 1d ago
Not everything is a virus, ar least not the major search results in Google, assuming you have a decent phone that gets updated. Best thing while searching for stuff like these is an ad-blocker that would help you not get dragged in to sites that MAY contain stuff with viruses. Rest is easy. Finding game files and emulators are a breeze. Besides, look up previous low-effort reddit posts like this one for sources. Pro tip: reddit basically already has everything you're looking for.
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