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You can use Android Studio (or other virtualization / emulation) to set up an older version of Android and then you use one of the various sites that "archive"
by r0ckarong 1y ago
You can use Android Studio (or other virtualization / emulation) to set up an older version of Android and then you use one of the various sites that "archive" games:
https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/past-releases/as-2-3-0-release-notes https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/past-releases/...
https://www.mobygames.com/game/54420/putter-king-adventure-golf/ https://www.mobygames.com/game/54420/putter-king-adventure-g...
I've used Bluestacks to play the entire somewhat recent Monkey Island game on PC because I could not be bothered to play it on my phone but I have no idea how far back their versions go.
- Podrod 1y agoWhy didn't you just play the PC version of Return to Monkey Island?
- 0cf8612b2e1e 1y agoAvailable on GOG, DRM free, for years now.
- diasks2 1y agoThanks! Looking into this. I found the apk file and I played around with Android Studio today but was having trouble getting the Nexus device with KittyKat or Lollipop to not crash when trying to open the device. Will keep trying different options.
- RobRivera 1y agoBased Bluestacks