BlueStacks, a popular program that lets people run Android games on their PC, has introduced a paid subscription to eliminate advertisements.
The new service, called BlueStacks Prime, provides an ad-free experience for users tired of the promotions in the free version.
For a monthly fee of $4.99(~Php293), subscribers receive several benefits. The main feature is the removal of all ads during gameplay. Members also get 500 NowBux worth $5 each month, which can be spent on in-game items, though this currency expires after 30 days if unused.
Additional perks include a special 15% discount on purchases for games exclusive to BlueStacks, which applies starting the day after you join. Prime subscribers will also get faster responses from the customer support team.
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New users can get their first month for a promotional price of $0.99(~Php58), a one-time offer before the regular charge begins. The subscription is available in select regions and, while you can cancel anytime, payments are non-refundable.
The launch of Prime gives dedicated users a way to support the platform and enjoy a cleaner interface. The company confirms the original, ad-supported BlueStacks emulator will remain free for everyone.