Biota - Paw Wallet

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Last Updated: 07-12-2021

Play Biota - Paw Wallet on PC or Mac

Download Biota - Paw Wallet on PC or Mac with MuMuPlayer, get a PC like gameplay along with smart control and high graphics performance.

MuMuPlayer, the top Android emulator for PC and Apple silicon Mac, delivers an optimal gaming experience with minimal RAM usage and high FPS. It also allows you to create multiple instances of the emulator and run several games simultaneously, thanks to its Multi-instance feature. Its advanced emulator features ensure smooth gameplay, even on low-end PCs.

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About the Game

Biota is a flagship wallet for the digital currency PAW.

It offers a variety of Pawnimals to choose from. Whether you like dogs, bears, cats or a different animal there's a pawnimal for everyone. It's as fast as a cheetah with almost instant transactions and has zero transaction fees.

Pick your favorite PAWnimal (animal) and join the PAWniverse!

Emulator Features

With a smart button scheme and image recognition function, provide a more concise UI, and support custom button mapping to meet different needs.

Run multiple games independently at the same time, easily manage multiple accounts, play games while hanging.

Break through FPS limit, and enjoy a seamless gaming experience without lag and delay!

One-time recording of complex operations, just click once to free hands, automatically manage and run specific scripts.

How to download and play Biota - Paw Wallet on PC or Mac

Recommended Configuration for MuMuPlayer

Recommended computer configuration: 4-core CPU, 4GB RAM, i5 operating system, GTX950+ graphics card.

It is recommended to enable VT, which will significantly improve emulator performance, reduce screen freezing, and make games run more smoothly. >>How to enable VT

Recommended performance settings: 2 cores, 2GB. >>How to adjust performance settings

Emulator graphics rendering mode: Vulkan and DirectX both supported.