Nox App Player For Mac

Nox App Player offers you the possibility to experience games developed for the Android platform while taking advantage of the resources and screen size provided by your Mac.

Nox App Player is a standalone application that replicates the screen of a tablet running on Android on your Mac’s desktop.

Within the app’s interface, you get to interact with apps that come installed on Android devices by default, access the Settings panel, or navigate through the Play Store.

Note that to be able to interact with the Nox App Player, you must start by providing the credentials to your Google account. The emulator also includes a Google Settings app where you can further adjust the account’s configuration.

The drawback is that the Play Store and the Play Games applications do not seem to recognize the credentials when trying to download new apps: you are prompted to log into your Google account all over again, even though you are already logged in.

However, you don’t seem to have the same issue in Nox App Player with games that you have played before. As a result, you can download and install them, and start playing right on your Mac.

To interact with the games and control your characters, you get to use your mouse or the keyboard, although you might need to do some experimenting to find all the compatible keys and actions.

What’s more, Nox App Player comes with a built-in mapping tool that enables you to define keys for controlling the direction, to deal with GPS walking, to handle shooting games, and so on.

The Nox App Player is based on the Android 4.4.2 release and enables you to interact with the emulation without experimenting any delays. The simulator integrates mapping tools for creating game controls and assistive utilities designed to improve your experience.