From what I’ve tested, heavy Windows games don’t run well on Remix OS unless you go through Wine on Android-x86, and even then performance is hit-or-miss because of DirectX limitations. That’s why most people stick with games that are natively optimized for Android they run smoother and don’t need extra wrappers.
One good example is Manok na Pula 🐓 — it’s not graphics-intensive but surprisingly addictive with its PvP battles and upgrades. Since it’s designed for Android, it works perfectly on Remix OS without any tweaking. If anyone’s looking for something fun to play while experimenting with emulators, this is worth a try manoknapulapk.com
Manok Na Pula for PC runs smoother, offers better graphics, and easier controls. perfect for longer battles, faster moves, and its provide me the full fighting experience!
Yes, that’s actually a really good question. Android on x86/x64 definitely has potential, but it still needs a lot of optimization before it can smoothly handle full Windows apps or heavy games. For now, it’s mainly great for running mobile apps efficiently — especially Android games like Hungry Dragon Mod APK. I recently tested a few similar titles on a PC emulator, and it’s impressive how much better these lightweight games perform compared to most smartphones.