BlueStacks X brings cloud-based Android games to your browser

BlueStacks X, a cloud-based game streaming service for mobile games, was released as a beta test in India on Friday. Computers, smartphones, and Raspberry Pi devices will all be able to use the cloud gaming service. It claims to be the world’s first cloud-based game streaming service for mobile phones, and it provides free game streaming across platforms via compatible Web browsers. BlueStacks X is based on hybrid cloud technology, and the company claims to have more than 200 games available, with more being added every week.

BlueStacks X, a new cloud-based game streaming service, has begun a beta test in India and is now available in 13 other countries. The service is available on Android, Chrome OS, iOS, Linux, macOS, Raspberry Pi, Windows 10, and Windows 11 devices via a Web browser. BlueStacks App Player users can also use BlueStacks X. According to the company, it will host over 200 games, with new games being added every week. The games currently fall into the role-playing game (RPG) and strategy genres, with new genres set to be added in the future.

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On the BlueStacks X website, there are currently 14 games available to play. Lords Mobile: Kingdom Wars, Traffic Puzzle – Match 3 Game, RAID: Shadow Legends, Dragonscapes Adventure, Looney Tunes World of Mayhem, Star Conflict Heroes, Pop Slots, Guild of Heroes: Epic Dark Fantasy, Dynasty Scrolls, MU Origin 2 Webzen, Evony: The King’s Return and War Robots are just a few of the games available.

BlueStacks is also offering a special giveaway to all players. According to a tweet from the company, if five people play a free game and share a screenshot of the gameplay, they will be entered to win a $50 (roughly Rs. 3,700) Google Play store card.

It's Giveaway time!🎉🎁

👉Visit https://t.co/FQY2Vgt3U3
👉Play any Android Game instantly on cloud.
👉Share a Screenshot of your gameplay along with #AndroidOnCloud #BlueStacksX

5 Lucky winners stand a chance to win $50 Google Play cards or Equivalent.⚡#BlueStacks #Contest pic.twitter.com/OoO1i91Z7B
— BlueStacks (@bluestacksinc) October 1, 2021

The hybrid cloud technology that powers BlueStacks X was developed in collaboration with BlueStacks’ sister company, now.gg. The company claims that by using the technology, it can “offload parts of compute and graphics rendering to the endpoints,” lowering cloud costs and providing users with a free service supported by ads.

CEO Rosen Sharma had this to say about BlueStacks X: “The lifetime downloads of BlueStacks App Player recently surpassed 1 billion. For us, BlueStacks X is a natural next step. Hybrid cloud is a significant technological advancement that makes the service economically viable to launch.”

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