X86 emulation is a constantly evolving and changing platform for Android handhelds. Ranging from the classics like GameNative to full on SteamOS on Android with platforms like ArmadaOS. Enter DroidDeck, the tool hoping to be the new middle ground between the two. Merging Android with SteamOS without a whole extra operating system is definitely a tricky place to land, but with the latest 0.7.1 release, they seem deadest on making it happen.

As always there’s a few ways to check out more on DroidDeck, and I’ll always recommend giving them a click. Whether that’s the GitHub for more information, or their Discord if you’d like to talk to their community. There’s plenty to check out, and even more to enjoy. As usual I’ll be dropping the big updates in bold for your help, and while not every update will be here, you can check their Github for more.

0.7.1 Features

  • Added Scarlet Snow Theme, which is DroidDeck’s first light theme (@EnzoDLofi, #2262)
  • Added left and right picture alignment next to top and bottom (@EnzoDLofi, #2384)
  • GOG installs the DLC you own, and searches GOG’s whole catalog (@maxjivi05, #2348, #2296)

0.7.0 Features

General Improvements:

With how much was in this update, I recommend checking out their Github for additional improvements to the platform. With how much DroidDeck is improving at the moment, I can imagine this is going to quickly become a popular option for those not wanting to install ArmadaOS or similar onto their devices. I certainly can’t wait to see what’s next.

Share.

One of the main writers for the Retro Handhelds website, Ban covers just about everything he can get his hands on. From Handhelds to Mini PCs and every controller in between. Outside of that, he's become a regular on the Retro Handhelds Podcast, showing up on a weekly basis to talk his games of the week. Outside of that, it's a lot of playing on handhelds, 3D Printing, 3D Printing for handhelds, and whatever he can find in the music field. Favorite Game: Burnout 3 Takedown

Leave A Reply