MEmu 8.0 Update Available

03/05/2022

MEmu is a free Android emulator for use on Microsoft Windows. MEmu Android Emulator runs on Windows but simulates a sandbox of Android OS. It’s meant for playing Android games on PC.

For better performance, most modern Android Emulators take advantage of hardware virtualization (Intel-VT or AMD-V) to simulate multiple cores, just like a physical Android device does. For more on how to install and use MEmu go to this page.

Changelog for MEmu 8.0 Update

What’s New

The 64-bit emulator is used by default, in order to improve the compatibility and experience of games.
Support Hyper-V virtualization engine. Old 32/64-bit emulators can upgrade smoothly.
Optimize the overall performance of games. Games run more smoothly.
Optimize the game installation speed, which saves time by 50%+.
Optimize the first startup time of the emulator, which saves time by 40%+.
Integrate the interface of Android 9, which will be released soon.

What’s Fixed in MEmu 8.0 Update

Fixed the problem that the SD card cannot be used after the Android soft restart.
Fixed the problem of no response during the running of some games.
Fixed the problem of insufficient resources when running some games.
Fixed the problem of the blurry screen and splash screen in some games.