Play The First Descendant Companion on PC and Mac

About the Game

The First Descendant Companion is the official sidekick app for NEXON's hit looter shooter, The First Descendant. It extends your control over the game's meta-progression systems, allowing you to manage your account, plan your builds, and keep your research queue active from anywhere. Whether you are taking a break at work or relaxing away from your gaming rig, this app ensures your in-game progress never stalls. With MuMuPlayer, you can even run this companion tool directly on your Mac or MacBook, keeping all your gaming resources in one place on your desktop.
## Seamless Account Integration
The app supports instant sign-in using your existing credentials. You can log in with your Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, or NEXON account, giving you immediate access to your profile data. Once connected, you can review your roster of Descendants and inspect the details of their currently equipped items. This makes it easy to plan your next loadout change or theorycraft new builds while you are away from the game client.
## Remote Research Management
One of the most powerful features of The First Descendant Companion is its remote Research Request system. In the main game, research timers often dictate your progression pace. With this app, you can start a new Research Request at any time, from any location. You can also track the real-time progress of items currently under research. When a research project finishes, you have the option to send the completed item directly to your in-game Mailbox, eliminating the need to log into the game just to claim a finished timer. This keeps your upgrade pipeline moving efficiently.
## Comprehensive Game Database and Updates
The app functions as an ultimate guide for The First Descendant. You can view information for all items and their acquisition paths in one convenient place. This helps you figure out exactly where to farm for specific weapons, modules, or materials without needing to consult external websites. The app also provides notifications for real-time updates and official announcements, ensuring you are always informed about patches, events, or maintenance windows. Additionally, you can participate in web events conveniently from your mobile device, securing exclusive rewards without needing to be in front of your PC.
## Why Use MuMuPlayer for This Companion App?
While The First Descendant Companion is designed for mobile devices, running it on your Mac or MacBook through MuMuPlayer offers distinct advantages. If you are already playing The First Descendant on your PC, having the companion app open in a separate window on your Mac mini or Apple Silicon-powered Mac allows you to manage your research without tabbing out of the game. This dual-screen setup is ideal for streamers or players who want to maintain maximum efficiency. MuMuPlayer ensures that the app runs smoothly on macOS, providing a stable environment for checking item details, claiming research, and browsing the database without draining your phone's battery.
## Official Channels and Support
For more information about the game, you can visit the official website at https://tfd.nexon.com/en/main. You can also join the community on Discord at https://discord.gg/thefirstdescendant or follow updates on X at https://x.com/FirstDescendant. Video content is available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@FirstDescendant.
If you encounter any issues while using the app, you can access customer support by navigating to "More > App Info > Customer Support" within the app or by visiting https://global.support.tfd.nexon.com/.
## App Permissions
The app requests certain permissions to provide its services. The Camera permission is used to capture photos or record videos for attaching to Customer Support inquiries. The Storage permission allows the app to save and upload these photos and videos. Notifications are used to alert you regarding app services, and the Alarm and Reminder permission is specifically used to notify you about research completions. Granting or denying these optional permissions does not affect the core functionality of the app. On Android 6.0 or higher, you can manage these permissions by going to Settings > Applications, selecting the app, and toggling the permissions manually.