How to Play PC Games on a Smartphone via Emulator

1. Download the Emulator

• First, install a special emulator app on your smartphone that recreates the Windows environment.
• This allows you to run regular computer games on your phone.

2. Prepare the Game

• Get the game files you want to play (for example, Minecraft, GTA V, or It Takes Two).
• Copy them to your smartphone’s storage.
• If the game requires installation, you’ll have a .exe file (just like on PC).

3. Set Up the Environment

• Open the emulator.
• Create a “virtual PC” inside the app.
• There you’ll find a file explorer to select your game.

4. Launch the Game

• Find the virtual “disk” in the emulator.
• Choose the setup.exe file to install the game (for example, Among Us or A Way Out).
• Or simply run game.exe if the game is already ready to play.

5. Controls

• On-screen touch buttons will appear, imitating a keyboard and mouse.
• For more comfort, you can connect a gamepad or a wireless keyboard.
• For example, in Minecraft, moving and building is much easier with external controls than just touch.

6. Limitations

• Smaller or older co-op games (like It Takes Two, A Way Out, or classic Portal 2) are more suitable and can run smoother.
• Demanding open-world titles (GTA V, Cyberpunk 2077, Fortnite) may struggle because of hardware limits.
• Puzzle-based or story-driven games (It Takes Two, Among Us) usually feel more comfortable on mobile emulation.