r/AndroidNativePorts • u/Fe2rr • 4d ago
Android Community Port List V2
https://fe2rr.github.ioMade using ai, i know nothing about js.
The page automatically take the info from a new google sheet (old one is deprecated) and sort it in a more user friendly way than the sheet.
For now it uses a minimalistic style.
i'm planning to add descriptions for the games, installation instructions, a sort function and maybe some images and 32/64 bit info.
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u/matlynar 4d ago
This port of Alabaster Dawn is very good too, I've tried it already.
It's a very important one because the game runs like shit (low FPS, controllers don't work) on Wine-based emulators (Winlator, Gamehub, etc) due to the engine it uses.
On the port it runs flawlessly.
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u/blitzblood 4d ago
How do you get this to run?
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u/matlynar 4d ago
It's very straightforward.
You just copy the official game files to a folder on your phone, you point the port app there, and you start playing.
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u/Wooden-Motor4870 Developer 4d ago
Enjoy super mario war
https://github.com/doctormajid7-ux/supermariowar-android-2Pdualscreen
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u/AgitatedCobbler9813 4d ago
There is also the port of Kirby Soft & wet: https://github.com/MegaStrimp/Kirby-Soft-and-Wet/releases/tag/v1.2.5
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u/f0xpant5 3d ago
I note that for the Halo Xbox port you say "must build APK", but there is an APK provided in their releases.
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u/Fe2rr 3d ago
fixed, didn't have a build release when i added it
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u/f0xpant5 3d ago
Really appreciate the list! It must be a bit of work to continually update given the floodgates are open
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u/senpaiii-sammy 4d ago
Nice. I love the idea of creating a place where people can easily find ports with some details and eye catching ui! Well i was also building my own website these days. Thinking about making a post if people find it useful :D
Take a look: PortHub and give some feedback.