Mobile is our life. I personally have started to find myself using my smartphone both for business and for entertainment much more often then a PC, even if it is within my usual reach. What if I could also play my favorite PC games on Android, right here on my couch? So, that I don’t need to turn my computer or gaming console on? Would my life become happier? Definitely, yes. Especially in this world, where we can turn the things apart with a swipe of a single finger.

Well, it’s really hard to play PC games on Android, as quite a few game developers provide versions of their games for the Android platform. Not mentioning the industry of mobile gaming itself, which is currently so overwhelmed with the enormous amount of apps that the PC or console game developers have no room for competition left. In fact, it’s much easier to find the information on how to play Android apps on PC. The reverse task often stays unsolved…

Just imagine how great it would be to enjoy our favorite strategies like Heroes 3 or Disciples 2 within the new environment and extraordinary experience with a mobile touchscreen!

So, if you’ve already inspired by the idea of experiencing such gaming, just like me, let’s dive deep into the problem.

There are three ways of playing Windows games on Android devices.

1. Find and play PC games ported to Android by their game developers
2. Stream the entire gaming process to your Android devices live (the Internet and a PC are needed)
3. Use ExaGear Strategies app to port any PC game on your own to play with no streaming and no internet connection.

The first two ways are quite difficult, as they require efforts for finding the proper titles and/or using some extra hardware.

The third way, which is about ExaGear Strategies app, seems to be the optimal one as you won’t need any extra hardware and a lot of searching. It does include some handy work, but it’s so simple, that absolutely anyone can do it easily and without any technical background. Anyway, If you’d want to look at the problem from different angles, let’s stay consecutive and start from the very first way.

How to Play PC Games on Android via ExaGear

If you haven’t found the game you like on Google Play store, simply port it to Android on your own. It’s possible with the help of our latest Android app called ExaGear Strategies, which is a kind of an Android emulator for porting x86 Windows software to ARM-based Android hardware. The only limitation here is the game minimum system requirements. Currently, rather old and medium age games would be the best choice (titles Like Diablo 2, Heroes series, Stronghold Crusaders, Hal-Life 2 and alike). They can meet the most of Android devices’ technical limitations and can be ported without any performance loss.

Basically, ExaGear Strategies app uses a unique technology developed by Eltechs and, theoretically, is capable of running almost any Windows application or software on Android devices. However, results may vary.

In fact, we’ve got a list of officially supported games. They were tested and approved by our team and include the following titles:

• Heroes 3
• Disciples 2
• Civilization 3
• Panzer General 2
• Pharaoh and Cleopatra
• Caesar 2
• Diablo 2

Also, we’ve got a big unofficial list of games. They were tested by the community and enthusiastic users, already includes 140+ games and keeps on growing:

• Age of Empires 2
• Command & Conquer: Red Alert – The Aftermath
• Warhammer 40000
• Counter-Strike 1.6
• Unreal Tournament
• Half-Life Day One
• StarCraft: Brood War
• Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds

And much more!

Play your favorite PC titles via ExaGear

To play any of your favorite PC game on Android devices, you need to do a few simple steps. To begin with, you should own a game you’d like to play on your smartphone or tablet via ExaGear. For that, we strongly recommend you to use only the legal sources. For example, one of the best is the GOG website. Here...