Fire Emblem Engage is listed as playable on an iPhone by the fork this site tracks — but nobody here has re-run it, and we have not seen the footage.
The short answer
Reported playable, not re-verified. The NX2Apple project lists this title as playable on an iPhone. It has not been through the end-to-end pass the three verified titles got, so treat it as a strong lead rather than a promise — and check the update version, because profiles are pinned to one.
What the profile itself notes: 60 fps at update 2.0.0
The numbers
| Install size | ~15 GB |
| Size rank | 56 of 62 — smallest first |
| Graphics API | NVN |
| Upstream profile | 0100A6301214E000 |
| NX2Apple status | Playable (reported) |
| Touch controls | No adapted build |
| Last checked | 2026-11-10 |
Where Fire Emblem Engage sits by install size. All 62 titles in five buckets; the highlighted row holds this one, and the number on the right is how many titles share it.
What the profile actually records
This is the part no compatibility chart carries. Upstream keeps a per-title document for this game, and it names the exact build that was tested, the SDK it was built against, and what broke on the way. A profile with this behind it is a different thing from a title someone once said worked.
| Update tested | 2.0.0 |
| SDK | 12.3.7 |
| Engine | Unity 2020.3.18f1 IL2CPP with Wwise |
| In the profile's own words | “Plays on the iPhone; 60 fps (30 on the Switch) through the game's own 60 fps path.” |
| Documented in it | What it needs · Frame rate · Memory · Rendering · Movies (10 sections) |
Frame rate noted in the profile: 60 fps. That is the project's own figure on its own hardware, not a promise for yours.
Which devices can run it
| Device | Works? | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Apple-silicon Mac | Yes — build target | The Mac is where the build runs, and the profile is written for it. No sideloading, no seven-day signature, no 3,375 MB ceiling. |
| iPhone / iPad | Reported — not re-verified here | Listed as playable upstream. No end-to-end pass, no footage we can point at. |
| Android | No Android port | Not on nx2android's 27-title list (checked 2026-11-09), so no Android build exists for this title. The 27 that do. |
NVN — Nintendo's own Switch graphics API. This is the path that needs the NVN-to-Metal translation, and the reason an A17 Pro or newer matters.
What it needs
- An Apple-silicon Mac (M1 or newer) on macOS 13 or later. The build happens on the Mac; an iPhone on its own cannot do it.
- Xcode with the iOS SDK. Titles that use NVN need Xcode 27.2 on macOS 26.6 or later, because the engine pins its Metal compiler.
- Your own game dump and your own
prod.keys. Nothing is bundled or downloaded for you. What those are, in plain words. - An iPhone 15 Pro or newer on iOS 26+, and a way to sign the build — Xcode's own signing keeps the memory entitlement that large titles need.
Where this comes from
Every fact on this page is dated and traceable, because this category changes weekly and most guides do not say when they were last right:
- The profile itself — dm/games/0100A6301214E000 in the upstream nxnative repository, which is where the install size, the graphics API and the per-title note come from.
- The playability tier — NX2Apple's game table, which separates builds its maintainer verified from titles carried over on someone else's word.
- The game itself — Nintendo's own store search, for the official listing. We do not host, link or explain how to obtain game files.
Numbers checked 2026-11-10. Install size is the figure the profile publishes, not a measurement of our own. Status tiers are the projects' own; where we add judgement — what counts as evidence — the sentence says so.
Titles that install to a similar size
Useful if you are picking by what fits rather than by name:
- Bayonetta 3 ~14.2 GB
- DRAGON QUEST XI S ~15 GB
- Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity ~15 GB
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild ~16 GB