How to Play Fleet Command on PC
Android emulator.
How to Play Fleet Command on PC:
The first step is to and install an Android emulator. There are several free Android emulators that you can use to play Fleet Command such as BlueStacks, Nox, and LDPlayer. Any of these emulators will do the job but I highly recommend using BlueStacks because it’s updated more frequently and has a cleaner and sleeker interface.
After ing and installing BlueStacks, simply launch the emulator and navigate to the pre-installed Google Play app. Since this is the first time that you’re going to be using Google Play, you’ll be asked to setup a Google or using an existing one. It doesn’t really matter which one you choose but if you want to retrieve your previous progress in Fleet Command you’ll have to use the that you used when you ed the game on your mobile device. Once that’s out of the way, simply search for “Fleet Command – Kill enemy ship & win Legion War” using the search bar on top, then click “Install”.
Playing Fleet Command, or any other mobile game, on the PC has its pros and cons. Obviously, PCs don’t have the portability of mobile devices but the tradeoff is that you get to play using a larger screen. You can also use your keyboard and mouse when playing and also have the option to customize the controls and hotkeys. Another benefit of playing the game on PC is better performance. BlueStacks is six times more powerful than the latest smartphones which results in a smoother overall gaming experience. You can also run multiple instances of the game and use different s at the same time using the BlueStacks Multi-Instance manager. It’s also easy to switch between windows and multi-task while you’re waiting for a build or recruit queue to finish in Fleet Command.
Fleet Command is a free-to-play mobile naval strategy game that features real-world ships, structures, and military ranks from the 20th and 21st century. Players are tasked with building and improving a naval base, constructing ships, and recruiting officers for battle. They can also participate in real-time PvP battles including Guild vs. Guild, cross-server battles, and a massive 100 vs. 100 group battle known as the Ocean Expedition.
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