Upgrade your experience. Try VRidge (Classic), the fantastic Entertainment app from RiftCat Sp. z o.o., from the comfort of your laptop, PC, or Mac, only on BlueStacks.
VRidge Classic feels like a clever shortcut for anyone who wants to try PC VR without buying a full headset. The app turns an Android phone into the screen for PC VR games, using the computer’s power to render everything and then streaming the picture over WiFi. It basically pretends to be a headset like an Oculus so games that expect that kind of device can run. When the connection is solid, head movement tracks well and the image can look surprisingly crisp for a phone screen. Setup is simple enough, but there is a bit to juggle: install the desktop part, connect over the same network, and slide the phone into a basic head mount like Cardboard. BlueStacks is useful on a PC just to poke around the interface, change options, and see how it behaves on a bigger screen, though the real use still expects a phone with sensors.
This Classic version is older and not supported anymore, which matters if someone wants frequent updates or patches. The free tier limits play to 10 minutes per session, and a one time unlock on the desktop side removes the timer. Performance leans heavily on network quality. A 5 GHz router and a wired PC help a lot, while weak WiFi can add compression artifacts or a bit of delay that sensitive people will notice. It is the kind of tool that rewards a little tinkering, and when everything lines up, it delivers a surprisingly capable taste of PC VR using gear that many people already have.
BlueStacks gives you the much-needed freedom to experience your favorite apps on a bigger screen. Get it now.
