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.
(If the emulator isn’t available in your region, you can use a VPN to access or download it.)

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.

7. Optional VPN Use

Some emulators or online games may work better or become available only in certain regions.
If you face connection issues or download restrictions, turning on a VPN can help stabilize or unlock access.