The initial load times of State of Survival are quite short as it only takes a single loading screen, and then you’re thrust directly into the main city screen, where you can start giving orders. However, if you play them on PC with BlueStacks, these wait times are even shorter still, considering that you have your powerful PC hardware to run comparatively simpler titles, and State of Survival is no exception. Luckily, mobile games are frequently an exception to these long wait times since the games are much smaller than their PC and console counterparts. Specifically, as the game is larger and more complex, the loading times are longer. This is pretty much inevitable as the game first must preload its assets and store them in the RAM before you can actually start playing, and the length of this process is entirely dependent on the game itself. One of the first things you encounter when you launch any game on any platform is the loading screen. On this occasion, we’re going to talk about the awesome post-apocalyptic strategy war game, State of Survival. This series of articles is meant to demonstrate how the new version of our emulator can improve your experience in some of the most popular games on the platform, in relation to the load times, resource consumption, and multi-instance capabilities, among others. However, talk is cheap, and while we can spend all day telling you the upsides of BlueStacks 5, you won’t really know what this means in practice.
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