You can now play Silksongog on Flage Ship Ship Android phones – and pick up where you stopped on PC

Hollow Knight: Silksongone of the hottest games of the year with Five million players have been reported In the first week, is not Start smartphones. But it will not stop you to play it on Android – because the new windows for Android emulation means you can easily install and start a steam version like my Galaxy S25.

I’m talking About GameHubApplication from the Chinese Mobile GamePad Game manufacturer, which has just launched a version of 5.0 with two key features that help increase above the emulation scene on the window on the phone.

First, automatically configured with the right graphic drivers, translation layer and other components when you launch the hours trying to manually manually manually with the rivals of Vinlator, and the earlier version of GameHub with far worse results. Secondly and equally important: can take your Steam SaveMes from your computer.

Result: You can download this app, log in to your Steam account, tap to play the game, tap Setting a few more times to allow and play steam game on your phone! Unfortunately, no though Work the other way around, otherwise: from 11. September, Gamir actively worked to make your advizes to set and sync on your steam computers, but it still doesn’t work Silksong.

Is that worth it? On my vanilla Samsung Galaxy S25, this PC game really feels or can be played on the phone, at least after I’m attached by USB-C Gamepad with an integrated refrigerator like Gamir X3 Pro, I’m currently testing. I played yesterday during yesterday and I didn’t feel the need to pick up the steam deck.

With a normal PS5 controller, I have been framed anywhere between 50 and 120 frames per second in full phone, gradually fashioned wide screen resolution – did I mention GameHub supporting broadchoid and HDR? – And that’s a little better at 720p.

But with X3 Pro, below me could sustain framer over 100fps even in big fights, while I joined GamePad’s Peltier cooling board and noisy fan on USB-C power. I guess I shouldn’t Make fun of phone coolers More!

It’s not as smooth as my decks of Steam or other hand machines: When my phone is thermal thrown, moments that are hit by 50fps, or 60fps, feel like it’s a game that’s a game. But I was glad to see the cooling solution to do my job! I imagine a larger galaxy phone or phone designed to play, it would probably be easier time.

You probably won’t want to use the phone much Poor of S25 for this fast reflex game. When I tried Gamehub and Swilksong On the old pixel 9 with Tensor G4, he is balanced at the verge of real estate and has definitely fell without the refrigerator. Pixel 9 Also let me watch the cutting games, a little effect if you buy a game to play on the phone, although the Galaxy S25 plays the cut scanes in the form of the latest release in GameHub.

Some in the Android emulation community have turned to the Nintendo switch Emulator Eden For better sustainable performance in SwilksongAnd I heard someone was working on a stable 120Hz without extra cooling. But it would be necessary somehow to get a copy of the transmission of the folding version of the game and it may be hard to transfer saved with a straight switch.

With Gamehub, I take my legitimate blackberry games and saves from the very steam.

Emulation for Windows on Android looks like a gift gift. And Swilksong is just one of the games that could change. Today, this is because this game requires an incredibly low amount of performance and power to play, but future phones could give more and more PC games libraries.

Just don’t rely on Gamehub yet. Although many are thrilled to great improvements in GameHub 5.0, others complain that it is full of games that have been working before. It could be worth the wait for the dust to settle.