Kratos received help from Yharnam: God of War III Remastered ported to Android thanks to Bloodborne

Fan ports are becoming the foundation for new experiments with PlayStation games.

Enthusiasts continue to port PlayStation games to smartphones, and sometimes developments from completely different projects help them. A developer under the nickname zFitness has released a test Android version of God of War III Remastered, using an unofficial PC port of the game as a base and incorporating solutions from a fan-made mobile port of Bloodborne.

The mobile version supports widescreen displays, gamepads, and touch controls with the ability to customize the layout and size of on-screen buttons. Mod installation and a cheat menu are also included.

In the latest build from October 23, the author fixed crashes that occurred after extended gaming sessions. According to him, the updated version was tested on a smartphone with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, but stable performance is still a long way off. Owners of the POCO F7 and OnePlus 13R continue to report issues with saving and loading progress, so it is too early to expect a seamless playthrough on any modern smartphone.

To run the game, you will need Android 10 or newer, a compatible 64-bit device with Adreno graphics, and files from your own copy of the PS4 game. The developer recommends using the edition with identifier CUSA01740 and update 1.02.