It's also worth mentioning that Unity recently committed to supporting Windows Arm devices with its game engine, so as long as developers are willing to put in the work, we should see more games run natively on Arm processors over time. You'll just have to hope that these games don't require Google services. After all, most Android titles are designed for Arm, so they should actually run better than on Intel or AMD-based machines. With the release of the Windows Subsystem for Android, you can also find a lot of Android games that should run fairly well on Arm processors. There are also some more typical PC games that support Windows on Arm, like League of Legends, DOTA 2, Starcraft 2, CS: GO, Minecraft, Plague Inc., GTA: San Andreas, World of Warcraft: Shadowlands.

Offline installers are available for Stable, Beta and Developer editions of Microsoft Edge for Windows, Linux and MacOS. It’s also available in PKG format for MacOS and DEB/RPM formats for Linux. There's a running list of games that can natively run on Arm-based Windows laptops and tablets which includes all of these. The offline MSI installer is available for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows versions. Many were designed for Windows 8 and Windows Phone back in the day, which is why they needed to support Arm processors.

If you're looking for games, there are some popular titles that can run natively on Windows running on Arm chipsets, but it's worth noting that many of these aren't typical PC games.

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