ANDROID INSTALL

PVZ: Voyage · Android Install Guide

Step-by-step APK install for PVZ: Voyage on Android 5.0+, with permission notes and common install-failure fixes.

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PVZ: Voyage on Android is distributed as an APK, not through an app store. During install, you need to temporarily allow the browser or file manager that opens the APK to install unknown apps. The process usually takes about 3–5 minutes; some vendor Android builds may add extra confirmation steps.

Total time
About 3–5 minutes
Applies to
Android 5.0 or later (8+ recommended) · ARMv7 / ARM64 architecture · About 400 MB free storage

Install steps

  1. Step 1

    Download the APK

    From the download page, pick the Android build and save the APK. Use a mirror listed here if the direct download is slow. Avoid unlisted reuploads; their file contents, signatures, and permission prompts are outside this site's control.

  2. Step 2

    Verify the file (optional but recommended)

    To confirm that the file matches the build published by this site, compare the APK's SHA-256 digest with the value on the download page using a hashing-capable file manager or Termux. If it does not match, delete the file and download it again or use a listed mirror.

  3. Step 3

    Allow installs from this source

    On first sideload, Android will warn that the current source is not authorized to install apps. Grant "Install unknown apps" only to the browser or file manager you used to open the APK. You can revoke the permission in system settings after installation.

  4. Step 4

    Run the installer

    Tap the downloaded APK and follow the system prompts. The app name, version, and permissions shown by the installer should match this site's guidance. If it asks for contacts, location, SMS, or other permissions unrelated to running the game, stop and report a screenshot before continuing.

  5. Step 5

    First launch and permissions

    The first launch unpacks ~400 MB of game data. The builds covered by this guide do not require sign-in and should not request contacts, location, or SMS permissions. If the system prompt does not match this guidance, stop and report the screenshot by email or through the community.

If install fails

"There was a problem parsing the package" usually means the APK is incomplete, modified, or below the device's Android requirement; redownload and compare SHA-256. "App not installed" may come from low storage, an older app with the same package name, vendor security policy, work-profile restrictions, or architecture mismatch. Include your device model, Android version, installer message, and download source when reporting it.