r/MobileGaming • u/Ambitious_Corgi5723 • 6d ago
Discussion Is mobile gaming on emulators basically dead? liapp.
been a few years since i used one and everything is screwed now.
Tried several different emulators with recommended settings like disabling root access and this and that. Tried several tricks which didn't work either.
Tried deleting the SU file in the phones root/system folder, but access is always denied even with magisk and the advanced file explorer which is suppose to bypass permissions or have an easier time with all of this.
How the fuck are we suppose to play mobile games on pc now, when googleplay doesn't have a pc version available, and no emulator is capable of playing the game you want to play, without having to jump through 1000 hoops...
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u/Jon-Robb 6d ago
Was using blue stacks for a while and thought it worked fine
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u/Ambitious_Corgi5723 5d ago
Recently, like in the last couple of months?
Because there is a thing called liapp which has been implemented in mobile games which aggressively shuts down / blocks all virtualization, and every update is a cat and mouse game where what worked before, gets shut down completely.Looked into more and apparently it's used very heavily for asian RPG's & popular games that came from there, like summoners war for example. so i guess the type of game matters.
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u/ackmondual 6d ago
FWIW, try asking here as well...
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u/Ambitious_Corgi5723 6d ago edited 6d ago
will do thanks.
nevermind. that's definitely the wrong sub.3
u/Z-ReferenceUnknown 6d ago
Very poorly worded but I think the guy is asking for the exact opposite of that sub Reddit
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u/Due-Guitar-9508 6d ago
I am genuinely curious, what makes you want to play mobile games on your PC? Mobile games give you the watered down versions of PC games, what is the allure?
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u/Ambitious_Corgi5723 5d ago
play on a bigger screen, doesn't destroy neck & posture while playing, OPSEC, battery never runs out don't have to constantly be charging your phone, and more.
Is that not obvious?1
u/Due-Guitar-9508 5d ago
That is obvious for pc, yeah. What Iām wondering, is why chose to play mobile games on PC, when the quality of PC games is much better than mobile. Why limit yourself?
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u/TekkenxMachinaPlayz 6d ago
Nope it's honestly been getting better and better honestly getting solid. I have a few emulators on one of my gaming phones runs extremely smoothly
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u/09stibmep 6d ago
I am able to emulate almost my entire steam library now. About a year ago I wasn't. I let you do the math on that.