Sniper 3D On PC & Mac Correctly

I know that many of you want to play Sniper 3D on your PC, for different reasons. Now the thing is, that many do it the wrong way and have the wrong tools for it so the performance is not a very enjoyable gaming experience – that’s the reason why I decided to write this tutorial. I will show you how you have to get Sniper 3D for your PC (and Mac), which tool is working best (it’s NOT Bluestacks!) plus how you can set it up to play it very effectively.

If you already playing it on PC, make sure to check out the last chapter of this guide to learn how to do it more powerful! If you use Bluestacks, do not use it anymore and read the section where I teach you why.

First of all, Sniper 3D is a game for mobile devices, so why would you even try to play it on a Windows PC or Mac? Well, there are several reasons why to do it:

As you can see, there are different reasons and in fact, a big number play Sniper 3D primarily on a PC! Well, most suffer the same problems:

Those are problems of the past – I will guide you how to do it the right way in this guide here.

A very important question first, the reason why many don’t try it – are you risking a ban for using Sniper 3D on a PC or Mac?

The answer is NO!

I know there are several people out there talking about that this can get you banned, but that’s not true. Sniper 3D is just not supported in case of any technical problems happens, in case you don’t play on iOS or Android.

The thing is, if you do it right (like I show you below in this guide), you will not have any problems.

The tutorial to do it is not that complicated – you will get an emulator on your Windows PC (or Mac) that will emulate an Android device. No fear of getting banned and full game support.

Before we start, I’d like to give you some tips to the emulator tools, because in my opinion it’s important for you to know that.

To give you the full story, Bluestacks was initially created to be a tool for app developers to test out their apps without loading it to their mobile devices – that was back in the 2010ish years.

In the beginning of mobile games, many didn’t have a smartphone to play with, so they just were using Bluestacks (even if Bluestacks was not intended to be a gaming simulator) simply because it was the only thing that worked.

Today, Andyroid did make an emulator which is designed from the scratch for people who want to play mobile games on their PC & Mac.

The advantages from Andyroid over Bluestacks:

Ok first of all, you will need to download Andyroid and install it.

You can download it HERE (for Mac or Windows PC)

Please wait until the installer finished successfully.

Then start Andyroid from your PC or Mac.

First of all, you will set your language settings and then it will ask you if you want to use your Google Play Account or create a new one:

Now you’re set up and ready to install Sniper 3D.

Now open up the Google Play Store.

Sometimes, you’ll see Sniper 3D right at the start – if not, simply search for “Sniper 3D “ at the top.

Choose “install” and wait until Andyroid has been installing Sniper 3D.

You can now play, but I recommend you to also check the settings from step 4.

In theory, you are able to play now, but here’s how you should set up your Andyroid install to get the best experience – I highly recommend you to do this!

Andyroid will not need more than 1024 MB of memory and 2 CPUs (if you’re using a desktop PC, you can also choose 1 CPU as they are stronger than notebook CPUs). You can set it up in the “Virtual Box” settings – Andyroid will set this at the start automatically, but it doesn’t hurt to double check it.

Playing with keyboard hotkeys will make your life a lot easier because it will allow you to do things without clicking around all the time.

This should also be set and you can see it when you start Sniper 3D in Andyroid.

You’re now set to play the game, so have fun 🙂