Redmi phones not in requirements

No, I don’t have a problem with Xiaomi—they make some solid electronics—and honestly, I couldn’t care less what phone you’re using.

But you’re complaining about poor performance and your phone not being on the supported list. The reality is, budget phones aren’t built for gaming, especially at higher resolutions or frame rates. That’s just the way it is, and you can either accept it or get a phone that actually meets high-end requirements of the game.

So no, I’m not attacking Xiaomi. I’m just stating facts. Budget phones have limitations. If you don’t want those limitations, get a better spec phone. Period.

As for the Snapdragon chip in your device, that’s probably due to your region or a mobile provider contract with Xiaomi. Every reputable review site, like GSMArena, lists the Redmi Note 13 with a MediaTek chipset, not Snapdragon. So it’s not “fake news” as you called it, because techs & testers there have tested the same phone model with MediaTek chipset that would be supplied to them by Xiaomi. Furthermore, most budget Redmi phones (and their competition) will use cheaper MediaTek chips (and likes) to keep costs down and stay under certain price points.

I tried other games like Need for Speed and Mortal Kombat on my phone and they run with no problems, even Asphalt Legends so it's the problem wit FC not my phone

While FC has its fair share of bugs and issues, comparing it to other games on a low-spec budget phone is both unreasonable and absurd. Games generally are developed by different dev teams, are distinct genres, and use coding styles, engine optimizations, and then have various technical requirements, leading to varying outcomes and user experiences. As a general rule, regardless of whether it’s a mobile or PC application, the more processing power you have, the fewer performance issues you should encounter.

I think Need for Speed uses the Battlefield engine which is more powerful than FC