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# All Supported Android Game and App Engines for nowrun

> nowrun supports any engine that produces an Android APK — native Android, Unity, Godot, Unreal Engine, and others. Learn what you need for each.

nowrun works with any engine that outputs an Android `.apk` file. The deploy step is entirely engine-agnostic — your agent uploads the APK to nowrun regardless of how it was built. If your toolchain produces a valid APK, you're ready to deploy.

## Supported engines

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card icon="android" title="Native Android">
    Standard Android Studio and Gradle projects are fully supported. Build your APK through your normal workflow and let the agent handle the upload.
  </Card>

  <Card icon="gamepad" title="Unity">
    Build for Android in Unity using either the IL2CPP or Mono scripting backend. Export the APK from Unity's build settings and deploy it directly.
  </Card>

  <Card icon="ghost" title="Godot">
    Export your Godot project as an Android APK using the built-in export menu. Once the APK is on disk, the agent takes care of the rest.
  </Card>

  <Card icon="gamepad" title="Unreal Engine">
    Package your Unreal Engine project for Android to produce an APK. Deploy the resulting file without any additional configuration.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

## Requirements

Any valid `.apk` file is supported. Keep the following in mind:

* The APK must target Android — `armeabi-v7a`, `arm64-v8a`, or `x86_64` are all standard build outputs and work as expected.
* Both debug and release APKs are supported.
* nowrun does not impose a minimum Android API level — follow your engine's own recommendations for your target audience.

<Info>
  If your engine produces an `.aab` (Android App Bundle) instead of an `.apk`, you'll need to configure your build to output an APK. The `.aab` format is not currently supported.
</Info>

The agent instructs nowrun with the path to your APK automatically — no extra configuration is required on your end.