Chromebook Better [exclusive]: Play Starcraft On

Just because the game launches doesn't mean it runs well. StarCraft is an older engine, but it can still chug on integrated graphics if not configured correctly. Here is how to squeeze out every frame.

Forget the Android version of StarCraft (it doesn't exist). Your best bet for playing locally is . Most modern Chromebooks support Crostini (Linux development environment). Here is how to make it sing. play starcraft on chromebook better

StarCraft II is officially supported on GeForce NOW. Here is why this is the “Better” way: Just because the game launches doesn't mean it runs well

Yes, you can play StarCraft on a Chromebook. But to play it – with reliable controls, smooth frame rates, and no headaches – skip the Android version (it’s broken) and don’t bother with Crouton (outdated). Use Linux + Wine for Brood War/Remastered or GeForce NOW for StarCraft II . With the tweaks above, you’ll have a setup that feels like a real PC gaming rig – even on a $300 Chromebook. Forget the Android version of StarCraft (it doesn't exist)

(especially StarCraft II ) on a Chromebook is best achieved by Steam for Chromebook (Beta)