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Thank you! Unfortunately I can't pinpoint the exact problem as I'm not an Android expert and with so many devices out there it makes it even more of a challenge. File size wise this game is pushing the limits of what the game engine allows for Android systems, that could possibly cause issues/lag/crashes. It absolutely works though, plenty of Android players around and I also tested the game thourougly on my own mid device. 

In the coming version the game will be split into two parts for Android systems though t that will take a while. In the meantime maybe Joiplay could be a solution.

The android I use is an A14, i mean i really love this game

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Basically the bigger the game gets, the harder it gets to run and this game is one of the largest VN's available on Itch.

I'm certain the next version will solve all issues simply because we'll split the game into two parts for Android systems, halving the size of the game, animations + more making it a lot more Android friendly. Please wait until then and it will be a smooth ride from there. Cheers.

Alright thank ypu

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the split would not be as necessary if android games worked more like PC AAA games, you can have gigabytes, even terabytes(if your phone had enough storage) of files, scripts,  and short clips, it would just have to link them in dynamically, like "don't load this file till game variable "day" is >= "this" value"
and sure large scripts make any computer choke, but nested scripts are common and easy, just have a main script that loads zones, time, money and checks for required event scripts based on day and previous "script completed" variables
I actually have 3 layers of windows batch files for both my "windows you better re-evaluate what is actually supposed to be in the pagefile" scrip and for my game servers, each one simply running breakable loops that trigger the other loops in a "call" command
it works really well and keeps my script size manageable, and I even figured out how to macro a folder full of scripts, so adding new servers and disabling old ones is as simple as moving a small trigger script file in and out