However, with the newest BlueStacks version 4.2, the Instance Manager received an overhaul aimed to correct this issue, and allow you to enjoy not just either 32-bit or 64-bit apps, but both within a single client. However, this meant having two BlueStacks installations, which is fine for the most part but could get a bit confusing down the line, not to mention that two clients take up considerably much more space in your drive than just one.
Because of this, we had a special 64-bit client available exclusively for players who wanted to enjoy these types of games. Games like Black Desert Mobile, Teamfight Tactics, Tera Hero, and Rangers of Oblivion, among others, run better on 64-bit Android systems, with some of them running exclusively on these and remaining incompatible with their 32-bit counterparts. This is the case when you want to install a 64-bit game on a 32-bit version of BlueStacks. However, there are times when a new game comes out, and even though we say it’s compatible with BlueStacks, you won’t find it listed in the App Center, or if you do, it’ll say that it’s not compatible with your device. You really don’t need to pay much attention to it as, if you search and find the app in our App Center, installing it is just a few clicks away.
A good chunk of the library of mobile games consists of apps that you can install on basically any phone-or on any version of BlueStacks, for that matter.
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