League of Legends has climbed up its way in the world of gaming. After their recent updates on its extended game version ‘Wild Rift,’ they have made a massive comeback in the arena. The stakes are high this time. This article discusses the issue of Bluestacks’ Black screen for Wild Rift.
League of Legends is published and developed by Riot Games back in 2009. This game is a multiplayer online battle arena game. Its map resembles the map from Warcraft 2. Being a tactical game, League of Legends takes time to get a good hold on it.
League of Legends: Wild rift is considered as the lite version of its original edition. A bunch of new characters has been included. This game is a 5v5 multiplayer game. This game needs tactical analysis as well as coordination with your teammates to win you a victory. Unlike league of legends, major updates have been given to wild rift in terms of maps, characters, and abilities. Currently, this is one of the trending games. It has great reviews on the Play store except for the bugs issues, and the game purchase issue.
Bluestacks Wild Rift black screen issue
Bluestacks is a reasonable tool that helps you to run an android environment on your computer system. You can choose any android model and easily run it. The major issue many people face with low-end pc is that it consumes a huge amount of Ram and hence it tends to lag oftentimes. Moreover, this is a very handy tool to use.
There are some ways to fix the black screen on Bluestacks. The possible fixes are mentioned below:
- Firstly you can update your graphics card driver and check if it does the work.
- Secondly, you can turn off the threaded optimization of your graphics card in the control panel.
- Lastly, you can uninstall the Wild Rift from Bluestacks. This might sound silly, but the problem might lie in a corrupted game file.
A detailed video is for the same is in this YouTube video. Now, you can easily solve the issue and enjoy this amazing game. Hopefully, Bluestacks Wild Rift black screen will not be troubling you any longer.
