MEmu is an Android emulator for Windows that lets you install games and apps on your computer. You'll find the detailed features in thousands of similar applications, but what sets this platform apart is its ability to clone Android instances.
Cloning allows you to use multiple games and apps at the same time. You can repeat this action as many times as you want through the “Instance Manager”.
Once you download the application from its official website, you'll need to install two applications for the tool to work perfectly: the first is “MEmu” and the second is “Multiple Instance Manager”. (Both are in the executable.)
After the installation (which is slow), you'll see the Android interface on your computer (with some differences) and you'll have the ability to download games and apps from various stores like Google Play Store, 9Apps, etc. You'll also enjoy several preinstalled utilities such as Windroy, Genymotion, Droid4x, file explorer, gallery, camera, settings, and some games.
From the toolbar you'll find settings, volume control, ending processes, taking screenshots, hiding the bar, and screen rotation among other options. To clone one or more instances, you'll need to go to the Multiple Instance Manager (it's another application) and click the “Create” button, then clone it and export it.
MEmu is a very good Android emulator for Windows and, although it consumes a lot of RAM, its instance cloner and taskbar make it an emulator to consider, with which you'll be able to enjoy Android games and apps on Windows. MEmu is a free application available for Windows operating systems.
