Android browser
Chrome. Tap is a click. Two-finger drag turns the car in the garage. Add to Home screen is documented.
Source: PLAYING.md · checked 2026-10-28
Play
Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS 26 can open the browser build, according to the project notes and two AndroBench videos from 21 and 22 October 2026. Phones start at 75% resolution with lighter graphics. FSXNOOB’s 25 October video calls phone play practically impossible. Both reports stay on this page. No published test covers Steam Deck or Chromebook. Native Android APKs are different projects.
Chrome. Tap is a click. Two-finger drag turns the car in the garage. Add to Home screen is documented.
Source: PLAYING.md · checked 2026-10-28
Galaxy S25 (21 Oct) and iPhone 13 mini (22 Oct), both AndroBench.
Source: YouTube · checked 2026-10-28
FSXNOOB, 25 Oct 2026, says phone play is practically impossible. That is the creator’s view, not a lab score.
Source: YouTube · checked 2026-10-28
No public test located on 28 Oct 2026. Nothing to quote.
Source: This guide · checked 2026-10-28
Evidence note: figures attributed only to one publication or to the project's own documentation are single-source reports. The project site, README and playing notes count as one source group. Sources and checked dates are shown with each fact.
I watched the Galaxy S25 video and the iPhone 13 mini video far enough to see the game running in a mobile browser, then read the phone paragraph in PLAYING.md. I did not find a Steam Deck or Chromebook session with a named device and a date. That gap stays empty. I also did not treat an APK listing as this browser build.
Play goes fullscreen. Resolution scale starts at 75%. If the phone later has GPU time to spare, the next session can move to 100%, and it drops back if the frame rate falls behind. Reflections, motion blur, depth of field, overbright, and bleach bypass start off. Landscape fills the screen with touch controls. Portrait uses a 4:5 picture and puts controls underneath. The screen stays awake while the game runs.
A Reddit comment under the author’s port thread mentions an S25 with a pad, and another comment contrasts Firefox near 20 fps with Chrome near 120 on a desktop. Those are player reports, not a benchmark table. Snapdragon free-roam stutter is also only a comment.
On a Mac the self-host notes use localhost:8080. Friends on other PCs need the HTTPS public site. WebGPU still has to be available. A low-end HP 255 G8 video exists from 23 October, but the description does not state a frame rate, so this page does not invent one.
Steam Deck and Chromebook: no second source, and no first source with a result. If you needed a yes or no, it is not in the public record we checked.
mininxd’s NFSU2 Revived and codepdbh’s nfsu2-recompiled are native Android builds. They are not the nfsu2.xyz tab. File sizes, Vulkan requirements, and frame-rate claims are on the APK page, including the 35–51 versus 100–120 disagreement.
Videos show a Galaxy S25 and an iPhone 13 mini running a browser session. Another creator says it is practically impossible. Expect touch controls and a lighter image, not a desktop frame rate.
AndroBench filmed an iPhone 13 mini on 22 October 2026. The project notes name Safari on iOS 26. Older iOS versions are not given a yes in those notes.
No public result was found. This page will not guess.
The notes group tablets with phones and allow larger touch controls, up to 125% when they fit.
Only if you mean a different project. Read the APK page first. This guide does not link to repack sites.
Last checked: 2026-10-28. Where only one source states a number, the sentence says so.