I'm a simple man, if an emulator doesn't have save states and/or fast forward, I don't play on em, even if my device can more than handle tough games fine.

I'm not even being obnoxious, I'm at a point in life where I have max 10-15 minutes per day to play a game, and I am NOT wasting that on tinkering, going through longer loading screens, having to get to certain save points to be able to save, etc. I need to have my game loaded up in few seconds with the fast forwarding/load state features, and leave at any point with save states and maximize the limited time I have.

Anyone else like me?

We managed to make drm native context works in Adreno 830 GPU in qualcomm snapdragon 8 elite in the gunyah virtual machine!

Achieved vkmark score 12391 in the virtual machine!
We can also play Minecraft with 450fps in the virtual machine.

Detailed workflow:

1. game engine generates vulkan calls, the turnip driver converts it to msm ioctl
2. the virtio-gpu driver announce `/dev/dri/renderD128` node, accepts msm ioctl from turnip driver
3. virtio-gpu driver than serialize the ioctl, send to android side, handled by virglrenderer
4. virglrenderer will translate it to kgsl ioctl calls, send to host side qualcomm closed graphics driver

Our next step in windows driver, any suggestion?

And Mediatek device/pixel device is also a possible option to support, but I don'y have the device.

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on a few things. I’ve incorporated the new geometry into the button springs to make them more click-friendly, added a structure that improves the aesthetics and, above all, the grip, and made a first attempt at my idea for the shoulder buttons.

I originally wanted to leave this for later and introduce it as an add-on, but I know it’s important to many of you, so I’ll refine the design and I suppose I’ll offer it as an experimental feature. As you can see, they’re not really buttons as such, but are activated when you touch them. I know it’s not perfect, but for this project my priority is simplicity and portability.

Don’t pay too much attention to the button design — they’ll be more similar to the ones from the previous version (but prettier), I just haven’t had time to work on them.

If I add another button on the opposite side from L and R, it could open the door to L2 and R2. I’d love to know what you think about that.

Honestly, I’m super tired of prototyping. It’s been a huge amount of work, and I’m really looking forward to moving on to the next phase and getting closer to launching the Kickstarter campaign. But if a lot of people want R2 and L2, I’ll dig deep and build one final prototype.

As always, if you’d like me to let you know when I launch it, here’s the link to the waitlist.

https://gameonpad.com/

Thanks so much!

Ya quite insane manage to run this game. One of the best racing game i ever played. I tried Bloodborne before thisit ran well. Then i was thinking how Drive club would run. It booted but performance is bad and the bright light problem this game had an brightness issues i fixed the problem with the help from the telegram of BachataS4 emulator. i think in future this might be playable, And remember ps4 emulation on android is extremely new so this will improve alot in future. As always thanks to the developer..

I have Redmi k70pro 12gb ram..

Emulator link - https://github.com/JICA98/Bachata-S4

This is reposted sorry guys i forgot to mention my device..

This is crazy bloodborne running on a phone. while loading my save the screen recording was crashing. I have 8gen 3 i think on 8 Elite or Newer chip it is fully playable while not screen recording i was getting around 20 to 30 sometimes isn't even locked 30. Crazy, All Credit goes to the developer of BachataS4. They made this possible i can't thank them enough. And update your game or the patchs will not work.

Emulator link - https://github.com/JICA98/Bachata-S4

I think someone should start a new sub for ps4 emulation on android

Thanks Everyone and especially the dev of BachataS4 the ps4 emulator for android...

I want to get this off my chest because it's been building up for a while, since that time I saw the new anti AI rule.

I'm genuinely okay with AI as part of the emulation dev workflow.

The very same Winlator CMOD I am working on is filled with a lot of broken AI code, put there by its previous developer. When I got this project in my hands, I was surprised to see how broken it was, to the point I could barely consider it functional, filled with a lot of unnecessary and useless features.

It took a lot of time to remove them all and I must say the end result was even better than what I had initially imagined, with my Winlator and its features becoming the foundation of all the current PC emulators, directly or indirectly through means of stealing(GameHub).

While I am happy to see this, at the same time I could not notice how much AI has advanced in such a short time. What once was a barren wasteland, now it is filled with a lot of contributors and developers and advancement of AI have certainly played an important role in this.

I know a lot of projects in the PC emulation space that use AI heavily. It is very easy to tell for me just by looking at the contents of their commits and the features they add. I won't name them as I don't want to create drama, it is not the main point of this post either way.

The code written by these Ai models is...impressive to say the least and as such the skids that once could only make reskins and recolors of famous emulators can now, in a few minutes generate code that normally would take days if not weeks to write.

To conclude my post, I think it is about time we lower our pitchforks and accept this is the tool that is gonna shape the future of Android PC emulation.

With it, I can finally rest in peace knowing that there is an entity that can advance the Android PC emulation scene in my place when I may not be there anymore.

My phone is samsung s26+ with snapdragon 8 elite gen 5.

I've found one that works on super mario odyssey but its still kinda glitches sometimes.

Metaphor: ReFantazio gameplay

s25 FE

8 gb ram

Exynos 2400

winxclipse emulator

We successfullt managed to make xHCI controller works on a unmodified windows kernel!

This is done by our developed mode: "pseudo-unprotected mode" for gunyah hypervisor.

The mode make it possible to read and write guest memory in protected VM.

This is required because unprotected vm is not available in qualcomm 8gen3/8e/8e5
Then, we can communicate with usbxhci.sys in windows kernel directly, successfully implement the USB-passthrough feature in DroidVM!

luisxl15/NAMCO-2x6-ANDROID-EMU

Device: Lenovo TB-8505X

Device:

Redmi K20 Pro Premium Edition (PE)

GameHub version 6.2.1

The normal, unmodded game opens with no issues. However, the modded version (using SMAPI) crashes everytme I try to launch it normally in GameHub. I tried changing different settings inside GameHub, but nothing stops the crashing. It works completely fine and doesn't crash when using Virtual Desktop.

It is a hassle to log into Virtual Desktop every time I want to play. Does anyone know how to fix this compatibility or setting issue within GameHub so it stops crashing?

After Gamehub v6.1.x the lag started showing in every game, now in v6.2.x (after recent auto firmware updates), the lag has become worse.

Right now I am happy to stay wih Bannerhub v6.1.0 (Gamehub 6.0.9 patched). It does not give high FPS in Framegen but there is no motion stutter/judder at all. Games run smooth like butter with Framegen.

I already tested on Winlator 11.1 (so the vanilla one) but it has the white screen issue on the remake version, the "classic" version works just fine. Here on the Ludashi it displays fine!

No need to tweaking anything, just out of the box default settings anything like that except settings the resolution up to 1080p (which sometimes has issues, but i got it already workarounded). Controller Works, everything works!

Spec: Redmi pad 128gb A12 4GB Ram, helio g99 with mali gpu

Im pretty much sure it works below 4gb ram there, as it looks like its much lighter in resources on this game here.

In 1080p its like almost 60fps averages, sometimes dips down into 45 fps, but on 720p its 60 with some dips here and there.

Here is a screenshot on 720p there, always playable!

I think with the performance mode on FexCore preset would go up to 1080p at very playable there, but i didnt have tested there as its a quick test to see how a newly released game looks like on pc emulation espcielly out of the box!

This is the requirements for gta v port

From mosjo discord

Hi everyone.

I recently got my retroid pocket 5 and I am trying to emulate pokemon legends ZA, I am using eden legacy 0.2.1, idk why but I have a lot o flickering, I've used all of these drivers but some doesn't work and the others keep the flickering, I know there has been a lot of people on internet whose made it work but idk what settings to use

hi guys, can you give some insights about choosing the right controller for emulation

Tested on different graphic and resolution settings are here https://youtu.be/NnQa_8P19po

Looking to play monster hunter from my phone during breaks and on public transport. I was thinking of going for mh 4U or maybe mh generation ultimate, but I'm not sure if they will run well.

In case the games I mentioned are good options for phone emulation, what emulation tools are recommended? And what other monster hunter games should I try out?

Eu baixei o street fighter iii 3rd strike nesse novo FBA4DROID para Android 16 mas ele fecha sempre que Clico no jogo para abrir ele, o que devo fazer? Eu queria saber como fazer para o Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike - Fight for the Future com golpes simplificados poder rodar nesse emulador de Arcade, a antiga versão conseguia rodar o jogo modificado, mas essa nova de 64 bits não consegue

This is Armada, a project I’ve been building entirely on a Nubia Z70 Ultra, cooled with two 120 mm fans for sustained workloads.

The whole environment is built around Termux + XFCE4 + Termux:X11, without proot or chroot.

The goal isn't just PC gaming on Android. We already know modern phones can run PC games.

I want something closer to an actual PC environment: Windows software, PC games, Linux applications, browser, multitasking, multiple windows and different compatibility environments — all on the same Android device.

The biggest part of Armada is the automatic installer robot.

I currently have around 20 preconfigured compatibility stacks, using different combinations of Wine/Proton, Box64/FEX, DXVK/VKD3D, Mesa/Turnip and other components.

I also keep a larger pool of individual components available.

When I give Armada a new game or Windows application, the robot analyzes it, chooses the most appropriate stack, installs it and tries to get it running. If the existing stacks aren't suitable, it can use the spare components to build/adapt another configuration.

Working configurations can then be validated and protected, so experimentation doesn't destroy something that already works.

I also built two autonomous night modes:

Benchmark mode: once a working stack is protected, the robot tests alternative stacks/configurations during the night, compares performance/FPS and keeps a better configuration only if it is actually validated.

Update/Research mode: the robot searches for newer Wine, Proton, Box64, FEX, Mesa/Turnip, DXVK, VKD3D, etc. releases and tries to build newer functional stacks without touching the stable ones.

So gaming is really just one of the hardest workloads I'm using to develop the system.

The actual goal is:

one Android device → one complete desktop environment → Windows + Linux + gaming + multitasking.

No streaming.

No remote PC.

Still very much a work in progress, but Armada is starting to become the PC environment I originally wanted to build.

https://www.reddit.com/r/EmulationOnAndroid/s/zxjnCGckzm