If you're using a 32-bit operating system, ignore this step. Uninstall the current Bluestacks, and restart the PC.ĭownload the 5.0.220.1003 version, i've downloaded it from here, no malware detected. Here's a short guide on how to install and set up the 5.0.220.1003 version properly: Keep in mind that 240 fps on the slider is 120 fps in-game, 120 fps on the slider is 60 fps in-game. In some Battles, the fps display might for some reason show a lower fps count even though the fps is high, i don't know what is causing that, but it seems to be just a fps counter display issue. Some notes: - The high fps will not fully kick in until the game downloads all or most of it's assets, which can only be downloaded while the game is running. If you have any questions, or need help, feel free to post a comment or message me directly! If the fps is still stuck on low numbers, repeat the process but set the slider to a lower number before closing Bluestacks.Īfter you're done with Bluestacks, before closing it, set the slider back to 1 - 5, so that you don't have to open Bluestacks twice next time, to get the slider trick method working. Now you should have properly working high fps. Open Bluestacks and set the slider to max or to your preference, then click Save changes. The good old fps slider trick: Using the 5.0.220.1003 version (or older), set the fps slider to any number from 1 - 5, click Save changes and close Bluestacks completely. This older version is also very stable, and there shouldn't be any crashes/freezes/hangs.
One of the problems with the newest versions of Bluestacks 5, is that they force a restart after changing the fps slider, not allowing the slider "trick" method that prevents the low fps lock. The latest properly working version of Bluestacks 5 for running Galaxy of Heroes seems to be 5.0.220.1003, and the good old fps slider trick needs to be used, to prevent the low fps lock.
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