Android, by default, comes loaded with a standard video player that allows video playback facilities for users. However, most people do not prefer to use the standard video player that comes preinstalled on their devices mainly because of its limited features and uninteresting user interface. As a result, the dependency of users on third party or external video players on Android devices has increased a lot over the years.

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These days, we have got plenty of video players for Android devices in the Google Play Store, for instance, MX Player, VLC Player, etc. Out of all the options, GPlayer remains to be the most popular video player among users mainly because of its intuitive user interface and extraordinary features. Millions of users all around the world use GPlayer to play videos on their devices and now they have started looking for ways to install the GPlayer on Mac.

In this article, we’ll be sharing some useful information about the GPlayer and will also guide through the steps to install GPlayer on your Mac. Without any further delay, let’s go ahead and dive straight into the topic.

Features

GPlayer is a free video player designed and published by the GPC group in the Google Play Store. It’s a simple to use video player that allows you to play videos of any format without any hassle. A lot of people all over the world have downloaded the GPlayer app on their devices and it has been rated fairly high in the Google Play Store. The app is mainly for the floating pop-up technique feature.

Moreover, GPlayer allows users to customize the app as they want, unlike other video players that are available in the market. If you would like to know more about the GPlayer app and what makes it so popular compared to other video players, then go ahead and check out the following list.

• Supports Wide Range Of Video Formats:- One of the coolest things about the GPlayer app is that it can play basically video file format with the help of a decoder option.
• Add Subtitle Files:- You can add custom subtitle files to your videos with just one click in the app. You can also search for subtitle files for your desired movies online in the app itself.
• Group Media Sharing facility:- GPlayer allows you to share media content with your friends and family through secured wireless channels without needing any configurations or settings.
• Personalized Media List:- You can choose to hide a video or media content from showing up in the list in the GPlayer app. The selected media content will be shown only on the mirror list.
• Reliable and Stable:- As a video player, GPlayer is quite robust and reliable, it can handle all types of file formats without any lags or issues on your device.
• Simple User Interface:- The best part about the GPlayer app and probably the main reasons behind its popularity is the attractive user interface and simple navigation system.
• Free To Use:- GPlayer is available for free to download on any device, in the Google Play Store. It doesn’t require any premium subscription or purchase to use its features.

How To Install GPlayer App On Mac

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GPlayer is an android video player which is meant for android devices only, it cannot be installed on any other platform directly. So, if you would like to install the GPlayer app on your Mac, then you will have to first install an android emulator Nox Player and install the GPlayer app through it.

Nox Player:- It’s an android emulator that basically turns your Mac or PC into an android device, you can install any Android apps or games on it without any issues. The steps to install the GPlayer player on Mac using the Nox Player emulator are mentioned below

• Go ahead and download the latest version of the Nox Player emulator on your Mac from the official site.
• Open up the emulator installation file and run the setup file to begin the installation process.
• Perform the on-screen instructions to complete the installation of the Nox Player on your Mac.
• Now launch the Nox Player emulator and wait for a couple of minutes to proceed further.
• Type in your Google account credentials in the Nox Player when prompted to use Play services.
• Open up the Google Play Store on your emulator and search for the “GPlayer” app.
• Hit the “Install” option located on the description page of the GPlayer in the Google Play Store.
• Now, wait for a couple of minutes for the app to finish downloading on your emulator.

The app will be installed automatically on your emulator after the downloading is completed. The icon of GPlayer app will appear on the home screen of your emulator, you can simply click on it to launch the GPlayer app.

Conclusion

GPlayer is a reliable and probably the most well-performing video player for android devices. The user interface is so simple and attractive that a lot of users have now started looking for ways to install the app on their Macs. Go ahead and perform the steps mentioned in the above guide to successfully install the GPlayer app on your Mac. Let us know in the comment section if you face any issues.

Overview

Steal the Ore. Protect your ship.

Use your ship to collect the Ore, and place it in the teleporter while avoiding asteroids and alien attack. You have no weapon. Use your shield to protect your ship.

Controls

The player can use either Keyboard or a Game Controller.

The game supports many common game controllers, XBox, Playstation 4, and many exotic rare types too. For any that don't work, or only partly work, press F1 to remap the controls. When connecting a controller, an icon will be displayed in the top right hand corner.

Unless the keyboard controls have been remapped, the standard keys are:

Objective

Pilot your Bandit craft through the asteroids looking for the Blue Ore, the property of the aliens. The Ore is held in Outpost Satellites.

Use your HUD to locate the Satellite that contains the next collectible Ore. Return each Ore to your central teleporter device. Once a piece of Ore is teleported away, the next available Ore will be shown on your HUD.

Once four pieces of Ore are collected, you progress to the next level. There are ten levels to complete.

The HUD will also show the position of the Aliens that are teleporting into your region.

There are two types of Aliens, the standard ship, and the Seeker.
As you progress through the levels, the density of the asteroids will increase and so will the chances of encountering Seekers.

You do not have a weapon. You are only equipped with a movable shield. The shield can only defend a small part of the Bandit craft at a time. And there is only limited time to use the shield before a recharge is required.

If the Aliens manage to shoot or collide with the Bandit, a piece of the Bandit will be destroyed. Once the Aliens manage to break their way into the Bandit's core, the craft will be destroyed and the game will end.

Collisions with asteroids have a concussive effect. A piece of the Bandit will be lost and the craft will become unresponsive for two seconds.

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If you try to leave the play zone, your ship will slow to a crawl, and your HUD will flash as a warning. You must re-enter the play zone. The Aliens can easily pick you off outside the play zone.

There is a Bonus for taking risks to complete a Level quickly. The Bonus will start depleting after 30 seconds.

Special thanks to Treb, Noofny and Nico for extensive testing that helped enormously.

Install instructions

Windows: Download the setup executable and double click to install. Once complete, you can select the game from your windows start menu. There is a Readme next to the executable.

Mac OS X: Download the dmg and open to mount. Drag the icon into the applications folder and double click to launch. There is a Readme next to the executable.

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Development log

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• Outpost Bandit released
  Mar 06, 2019

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