@robertojTheoretically it will, as H618 supports OpenGL and Vulkan. But do not expect the same performance as RK3588. This is off the topic here and you'd better ask someone who share the same chip with you.

Cool! I own this game as well, just didn't test it as I thought atlus put most their games under DRM. Definitely going to try it later. Also found that some games (probably CPU-intensive ones) work better on hangover compared with box64+proton/wine, if only the game was compatible.

I'm looking for a ROM because this Android box only stops at the logo. However, there's a problem with the PCB board type 3328 but the chip is 3318. How do I find the firmware? Is there anyone here who has it? And I've tried flashing with RK3328 but it still bootloops.

Then stick with what you got going on.

But, now that I have a running linux on it, is there another way to flash the android image? I mean, I had to open the box, connect uart to see what's going on and short random resistors on the board to get it in usb burn mode and flash the android image - which didn't work as I mentioned before. I was receiving timeout errors, and after that the board became unresponsive (./update identify 7 - timeout). After a bit of research I found out it could be the usb 3.0 port on the device that I used (since I tried switching to usb 2.0, but I got it in mask rom mode only through usb 3.0 port the last time, and after that too, never on usb 2.0). Anyway, the point is - now that I'm booting from usb, I disconnected uart and closed the board back in it's case. It was a mess, and I'd rather not open it up just to install android to it. I mean, can I do it from a running linux? Or can I just run install-aml? At the end of the road, I could just use it as is - it will boot to usb, regardless of the garbage in the emmc. I know I mentioned I wanted to take advantage of the 32gb emmc, but now I'm just happy it's even alive.