Return to Sanctuary.
Take the adventure with you.
A mobile enhancement built on D2R Mobile. From light and layouts to touch and controllers, every refinement brings a familiar adventure closer to hand.
Free, open compatibility layer · Bring your own purchased game files · Back up saves before updating
RC1.2 · Controller focus, community panel touch input, return-to-town badge and auto-potion fixes
iOS BUILD 1793336710Buildings, rubble, characters and monsters cast richer shadows in sunlight. Off by default, ready when your device is.
The iPhone Duo inner display gets dedicated layout work. The game fills the screen while menus and controls find their proper place, adapting as you move between displays.
No computer needed to generate resources. Processing happens on your phone, with on-device test records for both Adreno and Mali hardware.
Add your own legally obtained game files, grant the necessary permission and wait for the first resource build. Then use touch controls or connect a controller.
No game binaries or assets are provided here. Purchase the game and prepare your files exactly as described for your platform.
D2R MOBILE PLUS
Download › S2X › D2R Mobile, then grant “All files access” on first launch.After downloading, verify the Android 1.0.2 package and signing-certificate SHA-256 values below.
data.Update\RomFS\data into it, approximately 8.5 GB. ExeFS is not required.Read the full Release Notes and README before building.
The first limited test is targeted for early November 2026. Timing, platforms and scope depend on the actual release.
The plan is to connect iOS, Android and Mac for parties of up to four, including portals, loot and saves. Project-run servers and encrypted connections are planned, with no official online services; initial testing will be invitation-only.
Exploring machine-learning frame interpolation with Apple MetalFX, targeting 60 fps rendering and 120 fps output. Results, latency, power use and eligible devices still require testing.
Test builds may be unstable. Back up your saves first. Features may change or be delayed before release.
| Device / Platform | Validation | OS / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone 17 Pro | Team tested | iOS 27.2 |
| iPhone Duo | Team tested | iOS 27.2 · Inner-display layout |
| Qualcomm Adreno 740 handheld | Team tested | Android |
| Dimensity / Mali-G2 Ultra phone | Team tested | Android 17 |
| Other devices | Not yet verified | Validated by device, OS and build |
No separate “community reported” entries are listed without enough public evidence. Verifiable reports will be added as they arrive.
The right trigger can open a free portal on an empty skill slot. The next release will make this an option.
The character flashes once when switching modes on the selection screen. Underground ray-traced scenes may show double shadows; this experimental feature is off by default.
Long 120 fps sessions with free signing may trigger memory warnings.
The real audio-stream recovery failure was not reproduced on our test device; the fix was verified with fault injection. Bluetooth headset switching is not device-verified. Rectangular blocks at the top of the screen (B078) and the paladin face seam (B076) remain under investigation.
Fixed focus on the controller’s “Difficulty” row, touch input on the “Join the community” panel, the touch return-to-town button badge, and auto-potion use sharing a press with return to town; “Free return to town” is now an option that is off by default.
Upgrade over 1.0.1 in place while keeping saves and game files; the first launch regenerates touch assets once; fixes audio potentially staying muted after returning from the background; the Options → Graphics footer no longer mentions iOS-only MetalFX.
This software is free. Anyone charging for it is reselling. The only public channels are this site, QQ group 1129913678 and the project GitHub. Verify the Android 1.0.2 package and signing certificate:
07e1450311688a9b0b7cacb34680f7f55d5f70ac5eab0e519aeffe99e94e003bb4af06c165dd8699ab9f2b0dec8f6c2de05cd4d01f510fe63778eac6898a52daDiscuss your experience, share reproducible issues and follow real testing progress.