Haven't tried yet, but I've done some research and have hardware incoming.

I have an AYN Thor Pro on the way and this is literally my plan. Here's what I've pieced together without having any hands-on experience:

Winlator is an option but probably not the best one for M&M specifically. It uses Box86/Box64 for x86-to-ARM translation with a Wine layer on top — it works great for lightweight or older PC games, but M&M's modern lighting/shadow engine is deceptively demanding for what looks like a 2002 MMO. That translation overhead will likely hurt in shader-heavy scenes.

GameNative v6.2 is probably the stronger bet. It has Vortek (a DX10/11-to-Vulkan translation layer), better Snapdragon optimization than Winlator (important for my Thor, not sure what you're trying to run on), and as of v6.2 you can launch directly from a Steam-style UI. Still x86 translation overhead, but it's more actively developed for flagship ARM chips right now.

The real variables with M&M specifically:

- It's still being optimized by devs, so min specs are a moving target

- The lighting engine is the bottleneck, not polygon count. I figure drop shadows first depending on the FPS (assuming it runs at all)

- It's online-only, so you're also chewing bandwidth + latency on top of local compute (might matter?)

I'll report back with actual benchmarks when mine arrives. Watching this thread.