Source note: LemonLoader is independent. Project-specific facts below are limited to information published by the LemonLoader repository, releases, or wiki; general troubleshooting advice is identified by context.
Verified compatibility facts
- Project focus: Android support.
- Documented scripting runtime:
IL2CPP. - Documented Android architecture:
arm64-v8a. - Wiki base MelonLoader version:
0.6.5.
What is not verified
The wiki does not provide a universal “all games” compatibility list. Its FAQ describes Lemon as unstable and says individual games may or may not work. Therefore this site does not publish made-up compatibility badges.
How to judge a target app
Start by confirming the app uses a supported environment and architecture. Then check project issues and community reports for the exact app/version. Treat anecdotal success as app-specific, not proof of universal support.
Mod compatibility is a separate question
Even when the app itself launches, a PC mod may still fail because of AssetBundle differences or IL2CPP assembly differences. The project wiki calls out both exceptions.
Compatibility is a stack, not a single yes/no field
At minimum, separate device architecture, Unity scripting runtime, target app build, LemonLoader release, and the individual mod. A match at one layer does not guarantee the next layer. For example, arm64-v8a hardware does not by itself prove that a target game or a PC-built mod will work.
The project FAQ’s unstable-compatibility warning is a reason to prefer exact evidence: the same package name, same app version, same LemonLoader release, and similar device environment. Reports that omit those details are useful leads, but weak guarantees.
How to test responsibly
- Start from a clean app and known backup.
- Patch with the current verified installer.
- Test the app before adding mods.
- Add one mod at a time where practical.
- Capture logs at the first reproducible failure.
Recommended next step
For a clean path through the project, use the verified download page, follow the installation guide, and keep the logging guide available for troubleshooting.