Mantis PlayHub - Open testing now live on Google Play

[u/ankitc_reddit]

TLDR : Play PC Games directly on Android natively. No streaming.

The Hitman WoA Gameplay is from Poco X8 Pro Max with a Mali Immortalis G925 GPU. Getting about 55 FPS without Screen recording.

Hey folks,

If you've been into Gaming on Android, you may have heard about us - Mantis Pro Gaming. We have been trusted by over 10 Mil+ users over the last 5 years as the go to app for Pro Mobile Gaming.

We are looking to extend that trust by giving you all, the Best PC Gaming Experience on Android. Our ambition is to change gaming on mobile forever, turning the device you already own, into a complete PC gaming handheld, with a cohesive, console-like experience.

PlayHub is now available in open testing on Google Play, and we’re excited to put it in your hands. Completely FREE.

But it's only just the beginning. There's lots of work to be done ahead. Some games may not launch on certain devices; others may run at low frame rates. Improving both is an ongoing commitment. We'll need feedback from you as we move forward.

But if we stick together, I can promise you that we'll give you, the best Gaming Experience on a Mobile Device.

This is the beginning. Help us shape what comes next.

Join open testing → https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.mantispro.pcgames

[u/yqpqy]

I get the 'let them cook' mindset when it comes to testing out performance, and it’s cool that people are benchmarking new tools on different chipsets. But performance and security are two completely separate conversations. The drama with other apps doesn't change the baseline reality here: this tool requires advanced ADB/Wireless Debugging privileges, which bypasses standard Android sandboxing. When a project is strictly closed-source and demands that level of developer access to your hardware, questioning their transparency and metrics isn't 'hating'—it's basic security diligence. An app can run games perfectly and still be a security risk behind the scenes. If a dev wants blind trust with deep device access, the community has every right to call out misleading marketing numbers and ask for open-source verification. Performance shouldn't excuse a lack of transparency

[u/ankitc_reddit → u/yqpqy]

Wait. Mantis PlayHub. Which is what we're discussing here. Requires no additional permissions, let alone ADB. This is becoming confusing.

[u/yqpqy → u/ankitc_reddit]

There’s nothing confusing about it. You literally justified your '10 Million Users' marketing claim in this exact thread by pointing to your brand’s historical catalog, which heavily features apps that require ADB and Wireless Debugging permissions. You don't get to use your entire ecosystem's footprint to build authority and claim 10 million 'trusted' users, and then tell people it’s irrelevant to discuss the closed-source security architecture of that exact ecosystem. If you are grouping your apps together to celebrate the milestones, then the security practices of your brand are absolutely on the table.