Among all the billions of Android emulators for Windows and Mac, it is with no doubt that BlueStacks is the best. It stands out of the crowd, holding some amazing features, and the best seamless interface. With over a billion applications on the Google Play Store available to play, BlueStacks acts like a cherry on top of the cake, and allows you to play the same games and applications on a much bigger screen of your Windows or Mac PC. BlueStacks is not just any emulator, as it feels like you're holding up a big tablet and playing games and using applications on it. The ease of use, and the functionality that comes with BlueStacks is totally mind blowing, and we couldn't imagine a life without it. BlueStacks easily blows its competitions away, and it is for certain that anyone and everyone would love to game on a bigger screen.
The installation process for BlueStacks is rather simple. You download the installer file, and let it download some data using you internet connection. However, if you would like to install BlueStacks on a computer or laptop which doesn't have an internet connection on the go, then what? Luckily for us, BlueStacks also provided a full-on offline installed file. Once you download the rather big file, you can save it as a copy on the go, and install it on any system without the need for an internet connection.
You can grab the BlueStacks online installer from the official website, but in order to attain an offline installer file, read on. In this quick guide, you will be able to install BlueStacks on a Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, or 10 and on Mac OS X for a Macbook or an iMac.
Please do note that BlueStacks requires at least 2 Gigs of RAM on your computer to work flawlessly. Also, you need to be running Windows XP or greater to get it to work.
If you have any issues whatsoever while trying to install the offline build of BlueStacks on your Windows or Mac OS X computer, feel free to refer us in the comments below.