A Brief Introduction to Cloud Gaming & Android Cloud Emulator Platforms 2022

The past few years have witnessed that there is strong momentum in the gaming sector. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the industry has enjoyed an additional enhancement. In addition, the gaming sector adopts the cloud computing paradigm via the implementation of cloud gaming.

Cloud Gaming Overview

Cloud gaming is a type of online gaming that runs video games on remote servers and streams them directly to a user's device, or more colloquially, playing a game remotely from a cloud. It contrasts with traditional means of gaming, wherein a game runs locally on a user's video game console, personal computer, or mobile device. All the heavy lifting will be done "in the cloud."

Cloud gaming platforms operate in a similar manner to remote desktops and video-on-demand services; games are stored and executed remotely on a provider's dedicated hardware and streamed as video to a player's device via client software. The client software handles the player's inputs, which are sent back to the server and executed in-game. Currently, there are two main types of cloud gaming: cloud gaming based on video streaming and cloud gaming based on file streaming.

Factors Fuel the Growth of the Cloud Gaming Market

Against the backdrop of the world driven by technology, the adoption of smartphones is gaining popularity at an astonishing speed. It exerts a deep impact on socialization and communication patterns accordingly. People are prone to use a variety of apps to access different services through the internet.

As per the data from SensorTower, mobile games have seen an advancement in popularity in recent years. In addition to the fact that the world is suffering from the pandemic, people seek new ways to socialize and entertain themselves. In another report released by data.ai, gaming is set to reach $222 Billion in 2022. Mobile gaming becomes the primary driver of growth and is set to extend its global lead to 3.3x home game consoles in 2022.

Android Cloud Emulator Platforms

  • Redfinger Cloud Phone

As the leading player in the cloud gaming sector, Redfinger is available for players to download in Google Play in 2019, sitting at over 1 million downloads with 3.3 stars. Against the backdrop of the fact mentioned above, Redfinger cloud phone comes into existence, enabling gamers to enjoy playing the game that they want. Remote mobile virtualization and virtual mobile infrastructure technology are implemented in Redfinger cloud phone. Redfinger manages to grasp the core of virtual ARM, enabling the Redfinger platform to house 100% native Android OS hosted on virtual machines. With Redfinger platform, instant access to Redfinger's virtual android device can be guaranteed. Its functionalities are similar to a physical Android smartphone, data and apps run on a cloud-based virtual mobile rather than a physical one.

  • LDCloud 

The year of 2022 sees the launch of LDCloud application, totaling more than 10 thousand downloads with 3.7 stars in Google Play. Based on the cloud Android system, LDCloud does not occupy local storage space, consumes no traffic, and does not consume power, allowing you to have another cloud Android phone on your mobile phone. Independent operating system, remote operation anytime, anywhere, play games freely, LDCloud is a cloud Android emulator that can realize 24/7 cloud hosting.

  • LT Cloud Phone

As a new player in cloud gaming industry in 2022, LT Cloud Phone is released in Google Play as well, reaching over 100 thousand downloads with 3.8 stars. LT Cloud Phone is independent of the phone's system. Nothing can damage the system. It will not be able to access any information about real phone, such as location, files, applications, contacts, device information, etc. LT Cloud Phone firmly locks sensitive applications and files, escorting privacy and the system. 

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