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Formamorph

Every choice transforms your body and shapes your adventure · By FieryLion, Jake James

Android version?

A topic by Remval created Dec 11, 2025 Views: 1,230 Replies: 14
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you should make an android version if you can ngl

it works on phones

Yea, but not very well. There wondering it can fully work for Android.

I'd be happy if there was a version i could download for android ngl 

Only way to download for android is to use the old 1.2 web version I think, open it with whatever browser you use, preferably http enabled one so you can connect to your own Ai locally

You can try to use joiplay too, that way you can play download and play the latest version. 
It's a emulator, so expect strange things to happen, but it worked for me

I tried that and it says it's not supported

Is there anything different you did to get it to work? 

Any specific plug-ins? Or did it just work? 

As I said, it's a bit strange. Here’s how I got mine to work:
I selected the game's .exe file in JoiPlay. The first time, it’s as if it "extracts" the game to run it; I tried that and the game crashed, but—if I recall correctly—selecting the .exe file inside the "app" folder that comes with the game actually works.

Sorry if this is a bit hard to understand; I’m still learning English.

The game works as intended if you're playing it specifically in DuckDuckGo's Android browser. No idea why, but if you had problems with the on-screen keyboard overlaying instead of pushing the game upwards, then that's your best solution.

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I did get it to work through Joiplay. When setting up, I went into the app folder then into the dist folder. Then used the index.html file as the Startup for the game. It starts up reliably so far. As to the efficacy using the game, setting up worlds or downloading worlds, I still need to do some testing on that front. 

Since some worlds being unplayable on Android is why those of us That had been playing on joiplay were using it. It was the only way to reliably play any world we wanted.

After downloading a few worlds that I know give me trouble through the browser version, the game seems to work as intended so far.

Are you using the newer versions? I only see it in the old 1.2 version

The windows download doesn't seem to have an index.html file

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I was using 2.14.0 until the new update broke it. Still works with the new update from the quick testing I did. To reiterate, the pathway for using 2.16.0 in joiplay is Formamorph-Windows> app> dist> index.html

   I haven't tried doing anything with the AI yet, haven't tried to make a world or play any worlds yet. But I did download a couple worlds easily enough. However when I deleted the default worlds, a tap and hold was necessary and then I had to restart Joiplay to be able to interact with anything after that. And yes, a restart was necessary after each deleted world 

   The worlds are still gone, but just a warning for that for anyone else that tries this.


Tried the same world as the previous update, and it seems the game works as intended except for the issue with world deletion. But I still haven't tried making a world to play around with because that takes a few hours to make a halfway decent one.

Developer(+1)

I will be releasing a dedicated Android app soon! I have to pay to register a dev account and get verified. Then, there are complications with trying to make one that can update through the app but is not on the Play Store that I’m trying to work out. I obviously can’t put it on the store due to the Community Creations content so I’m trying to get around it.

Developer(+1)

It’s out!

Thank you! You're the best! Much appreciated