Perhaps you’re interested in seeing what the other side has to offer, or maybe you’re a developer who wants to dabble in both iOS and Android. Why on Earth would someone what to run Android apps when they probably have an iPhone or iPad? Well, there are still a lot of people who haven’t embraced iOS, and Android just happens to be the most popular mobile operating system on the planet.

Today I’m going to take the cross-platform fun one step further, by showing you how to run Android apps on your Chromebook or right on your macOS loaded Mac. Or maybe someone that actually plays Township on a chromebook could tell what model they play on.A while back I showed readers of the Rocket Yard how to take an old MacBook and repurpose it as a Chromebook - a computer that runs Google Chrome as a web-based operating system. So yeah, buy the right one and it should work, in theory. Models that do officially support android and the google play store and have a touchscreen should indeed run android Township, barring hardware requirements. I'm aware some chromebooks officially support android and the google play store, and some don't. usually I'd say YMMV, the milage looks very limited on this one. And apparently snags have been reported so. However, this is not supported by Playrix so if you run into snags you're on your own.

It's possible to run an android emulator, so you can theoretically run the android version of township from the emulator. A windows OS device would indeed not work directly, as the windows township app is a different version and you will not be able to connect with your android township nor your coop or any of your in game friends.

Install bluestacks on chromebook