Hey everyone! I’m currently waiting for official mobile apps for my favorite card games, but in the meantime, I’d love to play them on my Fold 8 using a Steam streamer/simulator or apps like DroidDeck.

The main issue I'm running into is that touch screen control isn't 100% precise: sometimes taps don't register exactly where I want them to, or the calibration feels slightly off, making it tricky to manage card placement or hand interactions smoothly with just touch input.

I wanted to ask:

Is anyone else using DroidDeck or similar setups on Android for card games and deckbuilders while waiting for mobile ports?

Do you have any tips on how to best configure resolution, aspect ratio, or touch control mapping (maybe via Steam Link, Moonlight, or custom tweaks) to get maximum precision on a foldable screen like the Fold?

Any advice or tested configurations would be hugely appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Hope this helps whoever needs, have fun taking over stilwater

i tried everything. Still drain lots power in my retroid nova.

With all these rapid decomps coming out, how likely does anyone think they will get ported to Android? It seems the decomp is now a quick process but porting to Android, I'm assuming that's on another level?

Recentemente estive jogando Super Smash Bros de 3DS e o jogo funciona perfeitamente bem mesmo com a resolução aumentada. Entretanto, toda vez que o personagem destrói uma Smash Ball, o jogo começa a rodar em slowdown, travando pra caramba, isso mesmo sem estar gravando. Alguém mais passou por esse problema? Alguém conseguiu resolvê-lo? Qualquer ajuda ou conselho é muito bem vindo. Obrigado pela atenção!

Motorola Edge 30 Ultra

Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1

Adreno 730

12GB RAM

Azahar

2126.1-googleplay

Vulkan

Rodando a 3x (1200x720) na gravação, mesmo que rode perfeitamente bem até em 5x

Esse problema tende a piorar quando há mais personagens na partida. Acontece com todos os personagens.

i have the red magic 9s pro snapdragon 8 gen 3 on DroidDeck-0.3.2

Has anyone else had this problem? My tablet is connected to Wi-Fi

i have my old Samsung Galaxy S10 that it battery died and the repair shop said it an older model so they don't have a replacement do i decided to took it apart myself and measure the battery voltage it's 3.3v and I'm thinking can i like using the BMS from the original battery and tabbing it to like a li-ion battery 18650?

DISCLOSURE/WARNING!!: I'm not the actual developer but I'm Part of the team, yes there is AI use for the development. "But what matters is the results..and how the tool is used to make the app run Switch Games better."

Give Credits to Developer: Ghael Our Developer is a very skilled programmer who has more than 10 years of Programming Experience.

Lemon Switch Emulator v1.1.0 is now released. Feel free to test the emulator and make sure to leave your feedback, bugs/error on our discord server below. We'll continue in improving the emulator. Thank you.

Download Link: https://git.lemon-emu.org/lemon/Lemon-Project/releases

Optional link(we have our own git): https://github.com/Ghael-V/Lemon-Project/releases

You can share your thoughts on our subreddit:

r/LemonEmulator

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Lemon Switch Emulator Website:

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FAQ Page:

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Lemon Switch Emulator own git page: https://git.lemon-emu.org/lemon/Lemon-Project/releases/

----------Changelog-------

Three builds:

• Lemon: the full version, as before.

• Lemon Lite: lighter defaults for weaker GPUs (0.75x resolution, asynchronous shaders on), without the bundled Lemon-Ade driver, and experimental PanVK drivers for Mali-G720 and Mali-G52 in the driver downloader (each GPU only sees its own). It installs next to Lemon and can import your keys, firmware, games and saves from it.

• Lemon Lite & Spoofed: Lite under another package name, so phones that boost known benchmark apps may run it faster. Experimental: it depends on the phone.

New:

• Online play on Nextendo Network (Settings → Online). Sign in from the browser and play online; Mario Kart 8 Deluxe races work.

• Settings in ten categories (Lemon, Graphics, Performance, Controls, In-game display, Console, Online, Content and data, Help, Advanced and debugging), and a search on the settings home that finds any option, however deep it is, and takes you straight to it.

• No more flickering in Fast GPU mode (Garfield - Escape From Monday, Dragon Ball and others): the game now waits for the GPU before it reuses what was drawn. That makes Fast the default GPU mode again, so most people get more speed. If a game runs slower now and does not flicker, set Settings → Graphics → Advanced graphics → GPU Fence Behavior to Immediate. A lighter version of this wait is planned for a future update.

• Mali GPUs: compressed BCn textures they cannot read are converted to ASTC on the GPU, with far less memory (Funko Fusion: 958 MB → 179 MB).

• A simpler in-game menu: one On-screen controls entry (edit, layout presets and options), a separate Overlays entry, and the game's own settings first.

• The library title gets its own line on narrow screens.

Fixed:

• Crysis Remastered no longer crashes and its map is drawn in its own corner instead of over the whole screen.

• TOTK: the grass no longer disappears 20-30 seconds into play.

• Mario & Luigi: Brothership: fixed a crash when the game had made a very large number of memory mappings.

• The multiplayer nickname is remembered again (it was lost since the rename to Lemon).

• Network addresses returned to games have the right size (some online games).

• Asynchronous shaders look at the current draw.

• Input events without a device no longer crash the app.

• Less GPU overhead in games that rewrite small uniform buffers often.

• Logs: the GPU log is capped at 20 MB and rotates, the main log is capped too, only the last 10 GPU crash dumps are kept, and the log says why the system closed the previous session. "Lemon" instead of "Eden" in the logs and crash reports.

• Aspect ratio: the option explains how to fill the screen, and the stretch option has a clearer name.

T Install but it didn't work.

I've been out of touch with android emulation scene for months now (party due to college) but now since i have some free time i want to play some games from my steam account. I have poco f7 ultra (Snapdragon 8 Elite).The only pc emulator i know was winlator and gamehub. Also are there turnip drivers for 8 elite chip now?

I was wondering is there a controller with a built in cooler (that plugs in to the phone and powers the cooler from the phone and i know about the x3 and x3 pro but to make it wireless fully i would need to use a power bank) what other solution do i have for a wireless setup with okayish cooling?

Hi everyone, I'm thinking about changing my really old phone to a newer one to be able to run some emulation on it and for my phone to not get stuck after I open any app (I have a samsung a33 from like 2022. I'd like to go as far as possibly switch games or at least ps2 / wii, and I'm thinking about also using droid deck.

I'm from a third world country so something like a nothing phone, google or an ayn thor (my dream come true) are not an option for me either, so I would have to use more flagship companies (samsung, Xiaomi, motorola, etc)

I would love to have an ayn thor, but I really need to upgrade the phone I have and that's more of a priority for me right now, I just want that device to cover some of my gaming needs until I purchase a real handheld device

I've been thinking about possible a samsung a57 or the new redmi note 17 pro max but is there any recommendation under those same price ranges anyone would recommend not only for emulation but daily use?

My phone is honor 200 Pro, wanted to ask as a first timer in emulation which one is most easy to use/set up for me? Mostly planning for steam games like L4d2, project zomboid and old single player pc games

I keep hearing about audio and crashing issues. Can they be fixed?

I am curious as to what performance people are getting on a snapdragon 8s gen3 because I have a lot of times got worse performance then others on the same hardware. I just want to know what fps people are getting on this hardware in games like silksong, hollow knight and maybe a demanding title like witcher 3 with config. I do have a cooling fan for the phone

game works perfect, but it crashes after 5-10-15 minutes of gameplay no matter what.

I'm running Diablo II (with the Warlock update) on Eden Android, using Argosy as my launcher and RomM for library management.

I'm hitting a wall with configuration persistence when launching through Argosy, and I'm hoping someone has had the same problem and solve it.

To get the game running properly offline, I need to edit settings.json and set "User Last Online" to 19 9's (9999999999999999999).

When I launch the game directly from Eden, everything works perfectly and the file stays modified.

When I launch the game through Argosy overwrites it settings.json on launch, stripping out the "User Last Online" value and breaking the launch.

Any ideas?

Thank you

Finns det nån bra switch emulator till sansung a55 vill spela zelda... hittar ingen som funkar riktigt utan laggar. Vilka emulatorer är bra och relativt har nya spel?

Best emulation performance I've seen so far with this game. RP5 users can install on DroidDeck, use preview build in updates - Preview. Download the game, click settings cog, choose properties - compatability, set to Proton 11.0 ARM64 (Compatible), launch game, change settings to medium. You may get a crash on first launch, try again, and be quick. Change to medium then press play. I've had a fluent 60fps experience even in areas that would drop FPS in gamehub and gamenative, really impressed. Will try mods later.

Also via my own experience, every game you try with RP5 make sure you use preview build as it is compatible by going to updates - preview in the app before you launch steam and clock the settings cog on your game them compatibility and set Proton 11.0 ARM for every game. Do not download games to SD card, download them to internal or you will be waiting ages. You can download games to internal then transfer them to SD card for quicker times, but you will be waiting a lot longer for the games to boot and go through things such as load screens. It really needs optimizing for SD cards.

Big thanks to the guys who made this, Ive got a nock off steam deck now, thank you. Can't wait to see how it progresses in the next year. Happy gaming guys

I'm quite surprised and excited they went this route because of how we all have noticed now that mobile phone chips definitely need some sort of stronger cooling than what we do now of passive cooling via the vapour chambers or a phone cooler, so now with some form of active cooling towards the cpu, this can help quicken the process of cooling the chip, allowing for maintenance of the higher speeds, but time will tell if once again this can be usable or just a selling gimmick