These are some of the best features of the BlueStack emulator for PC. There are plenty of BlueStack scripts for games available on the web you can search it on google. You can use any script to automate any tedious task. With BlueStacks, you can create and run a ‘ Script‘ to automate a series of repetitive actions. The feature basically allows you to minimize/maximize the game’s FPS. High FPSĪlthough the overall FPS depends on your PC’s specification, BlueStack has a feature that enables the High Frame rates. The Multi-Instance feature allows you to run many instances of a single app/game simultaneously. With BlueStacks, you can even play the same games from different accounts simultaneously. The mode basically allows you to fully control your gaming character with a mouse. MOBA ModeīlueStacks also has a MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) mode that lets you play any MOBA game like a pro. Triggering Shooting Mode is pretty easy just press the F1 button to aim and shoot with the mouse. Well, Shooting Mode is a gaming feature that’s meant to improve your aim and reaction time with a keyboard and mouse. It lets you play games with preset controls and customize them. BlueStacks offers you an incredibly empowering gaming experience with mouse and keyboard support. I still have that 1 machine on hyper-v Bluestacks 4 with 8 instances, and it happens to fall on a sweet spot, so I rather keep it that way unchanged for as long as possible.Thanks to BlueStacks, playing an Android game on a PC has become much easier. So when bluestacks hyper-v crashed, it's often really hard to recover, and you can't even migrate your instance elsewhere. I ended up switching 3/5 machines back to the normal versions, when all or a few of the instances failed to start up, even after turning off/on hyper v, backup and restore, etc. Sometimes instances fail to startup and stuck on the loading screen, and you don't know whether the instance is corrupted, or just hyper-v itself is messed up somehow. The shitty part: started from Bluestacks 5 version after 4.2, hyper-v is more prone to error. Performance-wise, there are little differences between the 2 versions, hyper-v can be extremely stable if you can find a sweet spot in your setup, and the in-game screen sometimes feels a bit smoother. For the 32-bit version, that number will have to scale down to 6 and 12. Hyper-v: On a 960 MB per instance setup, I can run 8 instances just fine on a 12 GB ram machine, or 16 instances on a 16 GB ram. If all you need is 1-2 instances these numbers are not matter. From my experience, Hyper-v seems to boost on faster and use a bit fewer resources, when comparing to the 32-bit version.

I run bluestacks in 4-5 servers with 24-35 instances depend on the time.

Bluestacks without hyper v