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SetupZZZ has no DLSS or FSR to lean on, so a clean frame rate comes down to the right settings and a fast CPU. Here's how to lock 60+ FPS for its combo-timing combat without smearing the art style.
SetupWar Thunder scales from a laptop to a 4K rig, but the default settings leave frames on the table and can hide enemies you should be seeing. Here's how to tune it for high FPS, clean visuals and — crucially — better spotting.
SetupTiles Survive! is a mobile-only game, so playing it on Windows means running an Android emulator. Here's which one to pick, the settings that kill lag, and how to map a keyboard so a phone game feels built for your desk.
SetupSTFC is a mobile-first game that plays far better on a big screen. Here's how to run it on Windows the right way — official PC client vs emulator — plus the settings and habits that keep long sessions cool and stutter-free.
SetupRise of Kingdoms has an official Windows client now — and it's the smarter choice over an emulator unless you're running farms. Here's how to set it up, tune graphics for smooth marching, and fix the stutter that ruins big-battle sessions.
SetupRAID has a proper native PC client, and it's better than any emulator for this game. Here's how to set up Plarium Play, dial in graphics for smooth farming, and fix the stutter and crashes that plague long auto-battle sessions.
SetupProject Entropy is a light game to render but an easy one to run badly. Here's how to set it up on Windows, tune settings for stable large-scale battles, and troubleshoot the stutter and crashes without chasing FPS numbers nobody can verify.
SetupNIKKE ships an official Windows client that beats any emulator for aiming and stability. Here's how to install it, unlock 60 FPS, keep your machine-gun DPS honest, and fix the common lag.
SetupGenshin runs on almost anything, but the defaults leave frames and smoothness on the table. Here's how to tune the graphics menu, deal with the 60 FPS cap, and stop the stutter and crashes.
SetupEnlisted looks great and runs rough if you leave it on defaults. Here's how to tune the Dagor engine for a locked frame rate, kill the mid-match stutter, and pick hardware that actually holds up in a full 20-player fight.