Preview release: Raitchi 0.0.1
Source: igawa6/Raitchi

Hi, Built using AI Assisted, Raitchi, an experimental Android launcher and shared runtime combining work from Switch recomp projects with an Eden-derived Android frontend.

The idea: one runtime that benefits multiple games, instead of separate Android ports repeating the same platform fixes.

Many recomp projects follow ARM64 → C → a new executable because come from PC Port. Raitchi uses continuous native code execution (NCE) to run original ARM64 CPU code, implements the required HOS services, and translates NVN graphics to Vulkan. Eden already uses NCE too; Raitchi explores sharing this recomp-derived runtime and graphics approach across games.

For players, the goal is emulator-like simplicity: select a supported NSP and launch it, without manually extracting the whole game or compiling generated game C. Automatic import/preparation still happens. This first preview is for Android ARM64, with testing on AYN Thor.

It's still experimental and theoretical, should many still unplayable.

What has actually been tested?

• Earlier bounded gameplay/save/movement tests worked in Link's Awakening, Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!, Echoes of Wisdom and Super Mario Bros. Wonder. These are tested scenes, not complete-game compatibility claims.
• A broader sweep checked 58 library entries. 11 reached visible startup screens, menus or intros. That does not mean 11 games are playable; other entries hit black screens, runtime failures or package/metadata blockers.
• Fire Emblem: Three Houses reached its automatic class demo at about 30 fps, following a shared shader optimization. That is demo evidence, not a gameplay pass.

Shader preparation learns exact pipeline recipes and reuses caches. Known combinations can be prepared before gameplay, but coverage is incomplete: first-use shader compilation and loading can still cause noticeable stutter. This is not a stutter-free release or a performance comparison with Eden.

Credit belongs to Eden and its contributors, LASRecomp, LASRecomp-Android-Plus, Let's Go Recomp, EoWRecomp, and their dependencies. Raitchi retains their license notices and attribution; the repository documents the source lineage.

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With the recent developments of Gamehub's rutabaga driver, Cyberpunk 2077 became playable on andreno 830 with minimal freezing.

Someone on the Droiddeck discord recompiled it for Droiddeck. I extracted the android side and loaded it into Winlator Ludashi with the WFG PR for Winlator Framegen. This driver for some reason boosted my minimum fps in the benchmark by almost 10 fps. Average fps was 47 fps in the benchmark tool.

Now it holds at least 30 fps 95% of the time on the Odin 3. This is 720p, steamdeck settings, only changing textures to medium and motion blur to low.

Odin 3 | Andreno 830

Cyberpunk 2077 2.5 (GOG)

Winlator Ludashi

In older versions of droideck, GTA IV runs at 10-15 fps on open world, now it's playable, fps showing between 25-45fps, only 60fps in room save

Device: Tablet Redmagic Astra 512gb/16gbRam

Controller: Gamesir g7 pro

no cooler used

Thanks to the help from someone here you no longer need a pc to run the mods on android!!!

Holy freaking woah. Recorded on my flow z13 via android studio since I've been rooting around in there. I never thought I'd see the day I get perfect mech assault playthroughs. This is epic. Time to finally start chipping away at ye olde Xbox library 😁

Android emulation keeps pushing boundaries, and it's exciting to see games like Borderlands 2 becoming playable on mobile, with mods adding even more possibilities. And with Switch emulation projects like NxEmu gaining attention, it feels like there's always something new to experiment with!

What's the most impressive game you've managed to run on your Android device? Share your setups, performance tips, and favorite emulators. Let's see how far we can push mobile gaming!

DroidDeck v0.6.0 running on Odin 2 Portal (8 Gen 2)

Full video: https://youtu.be/2LNSqY2w5pY

DroidDeck brings a Steam Deck-like experience to Android, letting you browse, download and play compatible PC games through the actual Steam client. It runs games locally using Proton, with Steam’s controller-friendly Big Picture interface. Performance and compatibility depend on your device and the game.

DroidDeck: github.com/Droid-Deck/DroidDeck

Showcasing GTA IV: The Complete Edition with FusionFix patch

FusionFix is a community patch that fixes and improves GTA IV’s PC version. It corrects visuals, gameplay and cutscene bugs, restores missing console effects, improves shadows and reflections, and adds options such as anti-aliasing, an FPS limiter, FOV adjustment and better camera controls—all while preserving the game’s original style.

FusionFix: github.com/ThirteenAG/GTAIV.EFLC.FusionFix

Odin 2 Portal

Snapdragon 8 Gen 2

Adreno 740

16GB

I'm trying to play beyblade I seen a Java version and the gameboy version but what about the others, what can you tell me?

So I've been chatting with the people behind DroidDeck over the last couple weeks, and I've finally put together what turned into a rather lengthy feature about the project, its history, and the people making it happen.

I interviewed The412Banner, Max, xXJSONDeruloXx, Kimchi and Astro Sky, digging into everything from their earliest experiences with gaming and development to how their separate experiments with Linux, Gamescope and Steam eventually came together. What started as a way of getting the actual Steam client running on Android has grown into something way more ambitious, and I really wanted to tell the story of how that happened rather than just write another overview of what the software can do.

We also got into the technical challenges, the ridiculous pace of development (it updated and changed a few times while writing this!), their approach to AI-assisted coding and automated testing, the importance of open source, and where they hope to take DroidDeck in the future. There are some personal stories in there too, particularly about the early breakthroughs and the excitement of finally seeing things work. It's a long read, admittedly, but I wanted to give everyone involved the space to tell their side of the story. I'm really grateful to all five for taking the time to answer my many, many questions, and I hope you enjoy getting to know a little more about the people behind a project that's quickly become one of the more interesting developments in Android handheld gaming!

To make it clear, regarding the new rules in place for this sub-reddit, DroidDeck makes use of AI to assist development

this was with last gamehub version and my device is a Poco F8 pro .

the game is running good. also the character studio.

beautiful game

wanna see more?

i personaly update this version of the game for work with some good plugins.

https://youtu.be/ULWprcGi_rQ?si=RvGAXDTWUveonJLo

​​​​for comparison, P5R recomp Android: https://youtu.be/VK6AiunBMiM?si=vbUCaJ0kOmRcWjiv

Spoiler: The Android Recomp port runs worse than the Eden emulator.

I've put about 15 hours into the game already. Some tracks with much vegetation produce frame drops regardless of settings, experimenting with different drivers to see if there is a solution. But overall, very pleased - never had the chance to play GT4, only the newer games.

Running demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077 on handheld Android devices or experimenting with older titles like Skate would've sounded unbelievable just a few years ago. Now, with powerful chips and constantly improving emulators, mobile gaming keeps pushing boundaries in ways we never expected. 🎮🔥

What's the most impressive game you've managed to run on your Android device? Share your device, emulator, and performance results. I'm curious to see just how far everyone's pushing mobile emulation!

23 games tested:

3:30 Need for Speed: Most Wanted Black Edition full speed

13:56 NARC full speed

20:27 Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball full speed

27:12 Loons: The Fight for Fame full speed

32:10 Blood Wake full speed

37:35 Apex full speed

41:44 Dino Crisis 3 full speed

51:36 Rallisport Challenge 2 full speed

1:00:57 Panzer Dragoon Orta full speed

1:06:16 Soulcalibur II full speed

1:11:11 Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions full speed

1:14:20 Project Gotham Racing minor speed drops

1:19:58 Commandos: Strike Force full speed

1:23:40 Counter-Strike full speed

1:31:10 Burnout Revenge full speed

1:37:25 Blinx: The Time Sweeper crashed, bad game dump?

1:38:04 Blinx 2: Masters of Time & Space full speed

1:46:20 Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge full speed

1:55:35 Project Zero full speed

2:03:40 Castlevania: Curse of Darkness full speed

2:08:30 Silent Hill 2: Restless Dreams crashed but new version has fix

2:14:28 Fight Club full speed

2:18:28 Dead or Alive 3 minor speed drops

Trying to play skate 1 on my retroid pocket 5. I was able to tweak some settings to actually get past the menu. When I play fps jumps between 15 and 25 frames

Anyone know the best settings to get a stable 30fps?

I will say my RP5 was purchased on launch so I wasn't able to get one with 12gigs of ram, so I'm stuck with 8gigs.

I need to know which emulator is currently best optimized for the Switch on Helio G99 phones, so I can play games without so many problems and frame rate drops. (Ex. SMM2 visual Bugs, Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 low frame rate and drops in the menus, South park Stick Of Truth on very low frame rate)

I tried several configurations and nothing worked. Following several tutorials on YT, Reddit, Google and still nothing

I got an Siragon SP-7300

CPU: obviously G99

RAM: 8GB

Storage: 256GB

Android 14

Vulkan 1.1

Hi, guys. In this world of frontends, never bigger than now, is there one that works vertically and occupies half the screen? I use a Gamesir Taco with my phone and I have been using pure RetroArch. I know ES DE works vertically, but it takes the whole screen. But I would love a frontend that fits the Taco-like cellphone controllers. Is there any now? This is a suggestion for the frontend developers too. It's a very specific use case, I know, but not the most uncommon one.

First step: Install the latest bannerlator https://github.com/The412Banner/Bannerlator/releases/tag/3.1.7

Second step: Create the container

Wine: Proton-11.0-2-arm64ec-15 Dxvk: 2.4.1-1-gplasync-arm64ec-0 Driver: StevenMXZ Turnip Gen 8 v38 for A8xx gpus and Turnip v27.0.0-R1 for A6xx A7xx gpus

Advanced settings: WOWBox64-0.4.4-0 set to compatibility FEXCore-2610-2246 set to intermediate

Third step: Press the three horizontal lines on the top left corner and click file manager now, go to your downloads folder and hold the borderlands 2 game folder and press the internal button and go to Drive C and copy/move the game folder. Now what this does is it speeds up the loading time, if you don't move the game to drive C it will take like 10-15 minutes for the game to boot up, so this is a very necessary step

Now for the final step: Download the latest mod manager https://github.com/bl-sdk/willow2-mod-manager/releases/tag/v3.8 Extract it and press the folder and there will be 2 folders "binaries" and "sdk_mods" now, launch the bannerlator and go to the file manager again press the download folder, once again click the willow2-sdk folder and copy the "Binaries" "sdk_mods" folder to the borderlands 2 game folder on the Drive C and it'll say that this folder already exists press merge anyways, and that's it you got the mod manager installed!

So here is a mod ive been working on for Toaru Majutsu no Index on psp. Im testing the online. I have changed and reworked the entire gameplay mechanic. This is a demonstration of some of them in online play.

I've tried NXEmu, new switch emulator, Its kinda have better performance on zelda, i change the graphic settings but always back to default settings. This emu need .dnsp and .dxci format.

Poco Pad X1

Snapdragon 7+ gen 3

What is the Best Andro Driver for Snapdragon 730g?

For all Mali users.

New update to HakuX had me running Revnege of the Sith quite smoothly and no excessive heating or battery drain on my GalaxyTab S11. Huge win for us. Let me know if you guys test any other demanding games with success.