Although Destiny: Rising is a mobile game, fans can play the game with a mouse and keyboard on PC using an official emulator. We will show you how to do that in our little quick guide.
How can I play Destiny: Rising on PC? To play Destiny: Rising on PC, you need an emulator to run mobile games on your PC. NetEase uses MuMuPlayer, which is also preferred by many fans. So follow these steps:
- Step 1: Download MuMuPlayer from the official website for your platform (Windows/MacOS): mumuplayer.com.
- Step 2: Open MuMuPlayer and navigate to “New” to activate a new Android device.
- Step 3: Before you start your simulated device, open your settings, which are next to the start icon marked with three dots.
- Step 4: Adjust your graphics settings, such as FPS and graphics rendering. We recommend Vulkan and Tablet. Vulkan should run very stable when playing on the emulator, while the tablet mode allows you to play at 4K resolution.
- Step 5: Start your device.
- Step 6: Open the Google Play Store and download the app “Destiny: Rising”.
- Step 7: Open Destiny: Rising and log in with your account.
- Step 8: Now you can play.
How can I play with mouse and keyboard? To play with mouse and keyboard, you don’t need to do anything. Your emulator will automatically recognize your input devices. You just need to have them connected to control the game.
How well does Destiny: Rising run on PC? Surprisingly well. You can’t expect strong graphics, as the game was primarily developed for your mobile device. However, the game runs smoothly with acceptable graphics.
Will Destiny: Rising be released on console and PC? Currently, there are no details about a console or PC port. However, depending on the success of the shooter, there is a possibility that NetEase may decide to port the game to more platforms with better graphics and controls.
Are you playing Destiny: Rising on PC or mobile, and what do you think of the mobile loot shooter experience? The game from NetEase has positively surprised the Destiny community, as the shooter currently brings fresh air with its changes that fans of Destiny 2 cannot have: Players are playing the new mobile Destiny, finding directly many features that have been missing in Destiny 2 for years
