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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is getting closer to becoming playable natively on Android.<\/strong> FromSoftware’s award-winning game, originally released in 2019 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, has received an unofficial mobile port that some players are already testing.<\/p>\n It is not yet possible to say for certain whether this is a recompiled port or an adapted version that uses an APK and compatibility layers to run the PC game.<\/p>\n The project has attracted attention from the mobile gaming community by running such a demanding game with surprisingly good performance. In one published test, Sekiro runs at close to 60 FPS, with touchscreen controls and several graphics options.<\/p>\n The adaptation is based on the PC version and is being developed independently. It is therefore not an official release from FromSoftware or Activision.<\/p>\n A recently released gameplay video shows an experimental Android build of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice in action.<\/p>\n When the application starts, it detects the smartphone’s specifications and indicates whether the device is ready to run the game. Sekiro then loads normally, showing 3D environments, characters, and combat similar to the PC version.<\/p>\n Performance is the highlight. During the test, the game reaches approximately 60 frames per second, an impressive result considering how demanding the original title is.<\/p>\n However, the build still has some graphical issues, especially minor rendering glitches near certain parts of the screen. A watermark is also visible, indicating that this is a test version.<\/p>\n Despite these problems, the demonstration shows exploration and combat sequences running quite smoothly on the device used.<\/p>\n Gameplay:<\/p>\nSekiro for Android impresses with performance of up to 60 FPS<\/h2>\n