How to Play PUBG Mobile on PC

PUBG Mobile on PC runs through an emulator, and the official one is GameLoop, made for the game. Download it only from the official GameLoop site, because emulator downloads from random videos and chat links are a common way to install malware or steal a game login. Check that your PC meets the emulator's stated requirements before installing, and close heavy programs while you install so the setup runs cleanly. Our emulator guide walks through the options and the safety checks.

Install GameLoop, then install PUBG Mobile inside it from the emulator's own game library. Sign in with the same account you use on your phone, whether that is a social login or another linked method, so your progress, skins, and rank carry over. Never hand your login to a stranger who offers to set the emulator up for you, and never enter your password on a page the emulator itself did not open. If the game asks for an update after installing, let it finish before you try to play.

Once the game opens, the emulator maps keyboard keys and mouse aim for you, and you can adjust those mappings from the emulator's key settings. Start with the default layout for a few matches, then change one key at a time until movement, aiming, and shooting feel natural. Set your sensitivity and graphics in the game settings to match your PC, favouring smooth frames over fancy visuals while you learn. Save your key layout once it feels right, so a reinstall does not wipe your setup.

Players on an emulator are matched with other emulator players, so you will not be dropped into mobile-only lobbies with a keyboard advantage. That matching is part of the game's fair play system, and trying to dodge it with third-party tools can get the account flagged. Keep your account safe the same way you would on mobile: use a strong password, keep your login details private, and never install a cheat or mod that promises an edge. Our emulator security guide covers the account risks in detail.