The Tencent App Store is the official Windows emulator created jointly by Microsoft and Tencent. With this emulator, you can run Android applications directly on your PC. Many games that may not run properly on your system can be played smoothly on this emulator because it supports Android 13 and is compatible with both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
GameLoop vs Tencent App Store
If we compare this emulator with GameLoop—which Tencent also develops, there isn’t much difference between the two. The main point is that GameLoop supports Android 7, while the Tencent App Store supports Android 13, giving it a clear advantage in performance and compatibility.
Both emulators provide an app store where you can only play the applications listed inside. However, many third-party methods allow you to install any Android application manually.
In the video below, we have demonstrated how to install apps like Free Fire and PUBG Mobile using this emulator.
Currently, this App Store has been launched mainly for the Chinese market, so if it doesn’t install properly on your system, you can try using a VPN.
Keymapping Support
When it comes to keymapping, most games come with built-in keymapping support. However, there are still many games where keymapping is not available. In such cases, you can manually configure the keys as per your requirements.
