Operating system: Windows
Publisher: Wondershare
Release: MirrorGo 2.0
Antivirus check: VirusTotal report
MirrorGo for Windows and Android is a way to play your mobile games on your computer. Unlike emulators, MirrorGo does not run the games on the PC: it mirrors the screen of your Android phone to your desktop or laptop, so the game keeps running on the phone itself, without the crashes and freezes that emulators often cause. Smartphone technology allows players to access their favorite games, but the screen is small. By using MirrorGo, gamers are able to play their favorite games in full screen for a better gaming experience.
The program has several features that let users experience their games in a new way. Instead of using their fingers to control the game, gamers can use the keyboard and mouse, with keys mapped to the on-screen controls. Not only do you get the clarity of the larger screen and the freedom of the keyboard and mouse, you can also record your gameplay and take screenshots at crucial moments to share them. Because the game runs on the phone, your progress stays in sync, so you continue at your current level on either device. The phone is connected to the PC by USB with USB debugging enabled, and later versions also mirror over Wi-Fi, show phone notifications on the PC and transfer files by drag and drop.
MirrorGo combined the mobility of a smartphone with the large screen and precise controls of a computer, and later versions also added screen mirroring for iPhone. Wondershare has discontinued MirrorGo and shut down all of its services on August 25, 2026, so the program is no longer sold, updated or supported. MirrorGo was a paid program with a free trial version, and it did not require rooting the phone. It was one of several Wondershare mobile tools, alongside Dr.Fone and MobileGo, and its product page now shows the discontinuation notice.
MirrorGo lets you play Android games on a big PC screen with keyboard and mouse while the game and its progress stay on your phone.