ExaGear

ExaGear is a free Windows emulator for Android that runs classic 32-bit x86 Windows games and applications directly on ARM-based phones and tablets. It builds an x86 environment on the device and uses Wine to provide Windows compatibility, allowing older PC software to run locally without streaming or a remote computer.

The app is a community-maintained project distributed as a single signed APK through GitHub Releases by XHYN-PH. It is offered free of charge, and the download here points to the official signed release rather than a repackaged file, so users install the same build published by the project.

ExaGear supports multiple graphics renderers, including VirGL, WineD3D, DDRAW, DXVK, Turnip, Zink and LLVM, and provides touch controls designed around classic keyboard-and-mouse games. Per-game containers let users configure resolution, drives, renderers and controls independently, and the package bundles legacy DirectX, codecs, PhysX and Visual C++ components along with tools such as Input Bridge, benchmarking utilities, 7-Zip and IrfanView.

Everything runs on the device itself, so there is no cloud dependency, remote PC or account requirement, and no data is streamed to external servers. Performance depends on the phone's hardware, and the emulator is best suited to older 32-bit titles rather than modern, demanding applications.