What does it do?
It builds a Mac app or an iPhone/iPad app file (IPA) from a person’s own game file and keys, so they can play The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom natively on Apple silicon devices. [1] It is not an emulator: the game’s own ARM64 code runs directly on Apple chips, Switch system services are handled by a small host, and the game’s NVN graphics are rebuilt on Metal. [2] A supported use is playing your own copy of Tears of the Kingdom on a Mac, iPhone, or iPad. [3a][3b]
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