My game crashes on start-up when using the following emulators installed from Android Studio: Android 5.0 x86_64 emulator Android 6.0 x86_64 emulator My app does not start, and instead it displays the message 'unfortunately, game was stopped'. The game runs normally on other versions of Android, or the x86 versions of Android 5.0 & 6.0 I'm using Unity 2018.3.0f2, with the default compile settings: Min API 16 Target API 26 or 27 When I create a new empty project in Unity and try to compile for these emulators, the problem still exists and even this empty app crashes too. So I guess it's not a problem with my game. What could be the reason for this, and how can I test my game successfully for these versions?

Kamu bisa memainkan game android di BlueStacks pada laptop atau komputer dengan RAM 1GB atau 2GB. Tentu lebih tinggi lebih bagus. Remix OS Player. Remix OS awalnya adalah sistem operasi android khusus untuk laptop dan komputer. Tapi, perusahaan yang mengembangkannya akhirnya juga mengembangkan sebuah aplikasi emulator android bernama Remix.

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