In Part 21 of my Unreal Engine 5.1 Endless Runner series, I’m showing you the full workflow to package the project for Android. I start right from the Epic Games Launcher and make sure the Android target platform is actually enabled for the engine version you’re using—because if that’s missing, nothing else matters. After that, I walk through the exact software setup I use: Visual Studio Community (with the right C++ components), Android Studio (and which version to install depending on UE 5.1/5.2 vs 5.3/5.4), plus the SDK/NDK and command-line tools selections you need inside SDK Manager. Once the tools are installed, I set up JAVA_HOME correctly and then I jump into Unreal Project Settings to fill the Android SDK/NDK/JDK paths and refresh the platform status until the Android logo shows up. From there, I cover the packaging settings that save you time and headaches—like adding only the maps you need, using Shipping, choosing a staging directory, and when “For Distribution” matters. Finally, I generate a Keystore using keytool, hook it up inside Unreal, pick a texture format (I recommend ETC2 for broad compatibility), and package the APK/OBB so you’re ready to test or ship.