Fan-Made Hades II Port for Android Released, Based on macOS Version
Fans have released an unofficial Android port of Hades II, built on the Mac version of the game. Enthusiasts continue to adapt popular games for mobile devices.
The first public test build already supports touch controls and external gamepads. It also shows decent performance, even on less powerful devices. One Reddit user said they were happy with how the game runs on a smartphone with a Dimensity 8300 Ultra. Another reported 30-50 FPS on a budget Moto G75 with a Snapdragon 6 Gen 3, which suggests more powerful devices could deliver better results.
The game does not run smoothly for everyone yet. Some players report black screens and control problems. The port’s developers continue to work on it and are gradually fixing bugs. In update 1.1-beta, they fixed one of the virtual gamepad issues and added the option to choose third-party graphics drivers on Snapdragon devices.

To run the port, players need their own files from the macOS version of Hades II, which is available for purchase on Steam.
Source: iXBT.games
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