Setup Instructions (For End Users)
In order to properly install the game, you'll have to follow these steps precisely:

Install kubridge and FdFix by copying kubridge.skprx and fd_fix.skprx to your taiHEN plugins folder (usually ur0:tai) and adding two entries to your config.txt under *KERNEL:
*KERNEL
ur0:tai/kubridge.skprx
ur0:tai/fd_fix.skprx
! ⚠️ Don't install `fd_fix.skprx` if you're using the rePatch plugin!
Make sure you have libshacccg.suprx in the ur0:/data/ folder on your console. If you don't, follow this guide to extract it.
Legally obtain your copy of Leo's Fortune for Android. You'll need both the .apk and the matching expansion file (main.<ver>.<package>.obb). The loader is built against version 1.0.5 — that's the last release that ships an ARMv7 binary. Newer versions on the Play Store are 64-bit only and will not work. See Getting the ARMv7 build (v1.0.5) below if you don't already have it.
Open the .apk with any zip explorer (like 7-Zip) and copy the following files into ux0:data/leosfortune/:
lib/armeabi-v7a/libLeos_fortune.so → ux0:data/leosfortune/libLeos_fortune.so
assets/pak0.pak.jet → ux0:data/leosfortune/pak0.pak.jet
Copy the OBB expansion file and rename it to main.obb:
main.<version>.<package>.obb → ux0:data/leosfortune/main.obb
Install leosfortune.vpk (from Releases).
The final layout under ux0:data/leosfortune/ should look like this:

ux0:data/leosfortune/
├── libLeos_fortune.so
├── pak0.pak.jet
└── main.obb
Getting the ARMv7 build (v1.0.5)
This guide walks you through downloading the ARMv7 version (1.0.5) of your legally purchased copy of Leo's Fortune from any Android device. The Play Store will normally serve you the 64-bit-only build, which the Vita loader cannot run — the trick below uses Aurora Store's device-spoofing feature to force-download the older ARMv7 build that's still available on Google's servers.

You will need:

An Android device (phone, tablet, or emulator — anything that can run the Play Store and Aurora Store).
The Aurora Store APK, or alternatively the F-Droid client which can install Aurora Store for you.
Setup:

Purchase Leo's Fortune on the Google Play store using your normal Google account.
Install Aurora Store onto your Android device.
Launch Aurora Store and accept the recommended settings.
Log in to Aurora Store using the same Google Account you used to buy the game.
Step 1: spoof your device

Open the side menu in Aurora Store and select Spoof Manager.
Pick an ARMv7 device from the list (the Realme 5 Pro profile works well).
Log out of your Google Account in Aurora Store, then log back in so the spoof takes effect.
Step 2: install Leo's Fortune

Search for Leo's Fortune in Aurora Store and install it.
Because you spoofed an ARMv7 device, Google will serve you version 1.0.5 with the 32-bit libLeos_fortune.so instead of the 64-bit-only build.
Step 3: extract the APK and OBB

Install an APK extractor (like this one); it pulls both the .apk and the matching OBB in one go.
Use it to extract Leo's Fortune from your device. The output will include the .apk plus the expansion file (originally located at Android/obb/com.<package>/main.<version>.<package>.obb).
Copy the .apk to your computer and rename its extension from .apk to .zip. Open it with Windows Explorer / Finder / any unzip tool and pull out:
lib/armeabi-v7a/libLeos_fortune.so
assets/pak0.pak.jet
Copy those two files plus the OBB (renamed to main.obb) to your Vita as described in the steps above.
As said before, the final layout under ux0:data/leosfortune/ should look like this:

ux0:data/leosfortune/
├── libLeos_fortune.so
├── pak0.pak.jet
└── main.obb
Controls
Button Action
joysl / dpadh / dpadv Move Leo
cross Jump / Confirm
squar Dive
start Pause
selec Pause
circl unused in-game (rebindable)
trian unused in-game (rebindable)
trigl / trigr unused in-game (rebindable)
Touch input is also fully forwarded to the engine — the entire game (gameplay and menus) can be played with the Vita's front touch panel, exactly as on the original Android release.

Optional: customize language
Leo's Fortune normally follows the Vita's system language. To force a specific locale, drop a one-line text file at ux0:data/leosfortune/language.txt containing one of:

en_US ja_JP de_DE es_ES fr_FR it_IT ko_KR pt_BR ru_RU zh_CN zh_TW
The short form (just fr, de, ja, …) also works. Delete the file to fall back to the system language.

Optional: customize controls
You can rebind any Vita button by dropping ux0:data/leosfortune/controls.txt. The file is read once at startup; if it's missing or malformed, the defaults above apply.

Format:

# Comments start with #
# vita_button = action

cross = jump
square = dive
triangle = none
circle = none
l = none
r = none
start = pause
select = pause
Vita buttons: up, down, left, right, cross, circle, square, triangle, l, r, start, select.

Actions:

Action Notes
jump (alias a) Android BUTTON_A — Leo's jump / confirm
dive (alias x) Android BUTTON_X — Leo's dive
b, y, l1, r1 Other Android face / shoulder buttons (no in-game action, but can be hooked)
start, back, menu Standard Android system buttons
up, down, left, right D-pad keycodes — useful for mapping a face button to a direction
pause Opens the pause menu (calls nativeBackPressed directly)
none Disables the button entirely
Unknown button or action names log a warning and are ignored — they won't crash the loader.

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