Play your own copy of Factorio on Android. The official Linux ARM64 build runs on the phone itself: no emulation, no streaming, no game files in the app.
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- Install the APK from Releases.
- Buy Factorio and download the Linux (arm64) .tar.xz from factorio.com/download.
- Open Pocket Foundry, tap Import Factorio and pick the file.
- Continue your newest save or open the Main menu.
Needs Android 10 or later.
Releases are signed with the certificate whose SHA-256 is
0e301617d64bc294bcc2d1dbee71a8c83f8fcc7b7c3616edc26e9b2e89c7e35f.
Pocket Foundry picks the driver for the phone's GPU by itself. If it doesn't start, the next game uses the next one.
| GPU | Found in | Runs with |
|---|---|---|
| Adreno 6xx and newer | Snapdragon | Turnip, bundled and tested |
| Mali | MediaTek, Google Tensor, older Exynos | The phone's own driver (experimental), or a community driver |
| Xclipse | Exynos (Galaxy S24, S25) | The phone's own driver (experimental), or a community driver |
| PowerVR | Pixel 10 | The phone's own driver (experimental) |
| Adreno 5xx and older | Older Snapdragon | The CPU |
The phone's own driver is new and only tested on an Adreno so far: reports from Mali, Xclipse and PowerVR phones help.
Loads, but slow? It may be on the CPU, where the game ends up when no GPU driver starts. Settings -> Driver shows which one is in use and how the last game with each went. Phones and drivers has the community drivers and the phones people report working.
- Playing: controls, controllers, settings, saves and game files
- Phones and drivers
- Building and how it works
Something wrong, or it works on your phone? Open an issue with what the Logs screen shows (its Copy button takes it all).
GPL-3.0, as Termux:X11 is. Also bundled: glibc (LGPL-2.1), Mesa (MIT), SDL (zlib), liblzma (0BSD), Titillium Web (OFL-1.1), Apache Commons Compress and AndroidX (Apache-2.0). The Phone's driver loads through libhybris (Apache-2.0), whose Vulkan libraries (GPL-3.0) include MaliBridge by ASEbrahim.
Factorio is © Wube Software. Pocket Foundry isn't affiliated with Wube and includes none of its files; the game screenshots, the launcher's panels and buttons and the Home screen show art from the player's own copy.