Flarial Android 1.2.5 improves Minecraft content management and moves Android distribution to the official Flarial website while the Google Play listing is unavailable.

Minecraft content management

Manage Files now follows the Minecraft storage location selected on your device.
Added detection and safe migration for worlds, packs, and templates left in another storage location.
Added direct imports from Android’s Files app for Minecraft worlds, resource packs, add-ons, templates, and ZIP archives.
Added support for importing multiple files at once.
Improved importing while Minecraft is already open.

Launcher and updates

Added a dismissible prompt when a newer Flarial update is available.
Refreshed pack artwork, fallback artwork, branding, and product information.
Fixed a potential crash in a follow-up build.

Temporary APK distribution

Google Play removed Flarial from its catalog without providing a reason. During the team’s work to restore the listing, Android releases are distributed as APKs through the official Flarial download page.

Back up Flarial and Minecraft data before moving from the Play Store build. The website APK cannot update the previous Play Store release in place, so a reinstall is required.