Pokémon Pokopia

Yes, it's playable, with results around 60fps on both PC and Mac. As of November 5, 2026, official Eden builds still don't support this Switch 2 exclusive; what runs it are unofficial Eden forks (PokeDinner, Eglantine, Orchid and others, not affiliated with the Eden team) and the native port tool nxnative. On PC, a user reports PokeDinner at a solid 60fps at native resolution on an RTX 2060, and there are reports of about 60fps on an RTX 2050 laptop and on Intel integrated graphics, though with an all-black sky, an all-black Ditto, dark scenes, and no sound on some builds; the author of the Orchid fork reports 60fps on Linux (RX 9070 XT). Recent Eglantine builds have actually regressed: build 188 has a report of audio gradually distorting, textures flicker after build 200, and after build 196 (including v0.1.0-rc1 on November 4) AMD and NVIDIA users report a black screen at 0fps in game, with the reporter calling build 196 the last one that works. On Mac, nxnative (not an emulator: it turns the game into a native app, and it is only officially tested on Mac) added this game on November 3; its game page rates it at about 60fps but only covers the first area. The first shader build used to take a very long time, but since November 4 it can build only the shaders actually used, which takes a few minutes. On iPhone there is only pokopia-native, a third-party tool built on nxnative whose author says it is locked to 30fps by default and gets very hot after a few minutes; there are no independent tests. The Android fork Eden SX2A reports about 20-30fps in its own notes, but its v0.3.2 release on November 2 says it is the final release and no longer maintained.