Console games running natively on PC

Windows build with fixes, a French overlay and FSR 4 on AMD.

Forza Horizon rebuilt around the modern Horizon experience: shared online free roam, leaderboards, 120/144 fps and a self-hostable server.

Army of Two recompiled to native x86-64 with ReXGlue; build presets for Windows, Linux and macOS.

bbport taken past one game: a general compatibility layer with its own libraries for audio, fibers and fonts. PS VR titles are unsupported. Normally driven by the decanter front end.

Asura's Wrath recompiled with ReXGlue, with build presets for Linux, Windows and Android.

bbport taken past one game: a general compatibility layer with its own libraries for audio, fibers and fonts. PS VR titles are unsupported. Normally driven by the decanter front end.

bbport taken past one game: a general compatibility layer with its own libraries for audio, fibers and fonts. PS VR titles are unsupported. Normally driven by the decanter front end.

Linux, Windows and macOS builds come out of CI.

Windows x64 with RT64 on Direct3D 12; Linux build also available.

Blast Corps for Linux and Windows with a new main menu in front of the original file selector.

Europe, USA and (experimental) Japan in one executable, with from-scratch widescreen, curated mods and online play.

Condemned 2 recompiled with ReXGlue. Linux build is untested.

A Classic mode true to the N64 and a Modern mode with widescreen, smooth frame rate and a free camera.

Built by static recompilation with a hand-written runtime, aiming to become readable source.

Windows and Linux builds, Vulkan, keyboard and mouse and controller; verified on NVIDIA and AMD.

The XBLA prologue to Dead Rising 2, completed end to end on Windows and Linux.

Windows build for PAL and USA discs with a native Direct3D 12 renderer up to 4x internal resolution, 60 fps, mouse look and FSR 3.

Menus, Story mode and fights at 60 fps; Direct3D 11 on Windows and Vulkan on macOS, Linux and Steam Deck.

Boots to the frontend and Adventure mode and completes normal races; Metal on macOS, Vulkan on Linux.

Windows build with its own start screen, in-game settings, online features and experimental DLSS and DLAA.

Native Windows port of Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise (Hokuto ga Gotoku), built on bbport.

Experimental source release; the tested boundary and known issues are documented.

Windows build plus an experimental Linux and Steam Deck AppImage, with high frame rates, local achievements and offline leaderboards.

Native Windows build with an OpenGL renderer, around 25 fps with optional threaded VU1 and GS.

Halo: Combat Evolved on iPhone, iPad and Apple silicon Macs, with local and online play.

SH-4 ahead-of-time recompilation of the NAOMI 2 arcade game, BIOS-free with Vulkan.

Native C++ with true widescreen; Windows played by the author, Android verified on an emulator, Linux and macOS configured.

720p to 4K, 60 fps, Direct3D 12 and Vulkan, texture replacement, and fixes for the crashes the original is known for.

Vulkan and SDL3; PSP-format saves, PPSSPP-compatible HD texture packs and mhp3reload mods.

Mystical Ninja with intact N64 effects, mods and texture packs, on the Zelda 64: Recompiled foundation.

Most Wanted for SteamOS devices, Linux and Mac, with an experimental iPhone and iPad build; settings menu mid-race and up to 60 fps.

The 2010 Xbox Live Arcade remaster recompiled to native Windows x86-64.

Windows is the tested platform; Linux and macOS presets exist but are untested.

Plays like the cartridge by default; every enhancement is opt-in.

Pokémon Stadium rebuilt for iPhone and iPad with native Metal rendering and touch controls.

Early recompilation of Project Gotham Racing 4; the garage Geometry Wars cabinet still crashes.

A matching decompilation plus a static recompilation that runs natively on Linux and Windows.

bbport taken past one game: a general compatibility layer with its own libraries for audio, fibers and fonts. PS VR titles are unsupported. Normally driven by the decanter front end.

1080p at 60 fps with keyboard and mouse, a standalone launcher, a disc-image installer and DualSense adaptive triggers.

Windows player package with controller support, adjustable rendering quality and unlocked frame rate.

Skate 3 as native ARM64 code on Android, using the Vulkan renderer from Skate3Recomp. Needs Android 13+.

Save, quit and reopen restore progress; powered by N64Recomp and RT64.

Intact N64 effects and in-game config menus for graphics, input and audio.

Sonic Unleashed for Windows and Linux with an installation wizard, a new options menu and extensive enhancements.

Windows edition with PC controls, settings, localization, achievements and mod support.

The original Xbox version as a 64-bit Windows executable, with HDR, MSAA and SMAA, and full keyboard and mouse.

The Xbox version translated with xboxrecomp; Direct3D 11, with a Steam Deck preset.

Longer draw distance, experimental frame interpolation, touch controls on Android and online two-player co-op.

bbport taken past one game: a general compatibility layer with its own libraries for audio, fibers and fonts. PS VR titles are unsupported. Normally driven by the decanter front end.

Tetrisphere with RT64 rendering and recompiled RSP audio, for Linux and Windows x86-64.

The Darkness on Windows with a Direct3D 12 layer, experimental widescreen and keyboard and mouse.

Early-stage community effort to bring The Last Guardian to PC with bbport's native execution approach.

Majora's Mask with intact N64 effects, mods and texture packs, and Linux and Steam Deck support. The project that started N64Recomp.

Linux is the main tested platform; macOS on Apple Silicon renders correctly but slows down in heavy scenes.

The Japanese AKI wrestling title, recompiled for Windows.

Full matches with sound, keyboard and gamepad, local multiplayer and rumble.

Part of the AKI-engine wrestling recompilations, with high-resolution rendering.

Windows build at the original 60 fps, Steam Deck through Proton; online ranked play is not supported.

Native Windows port with a self-updating launcher, any-aspect-ratio support, an Android build with touch controls and an experimental Vulkan renderer.

High-resolution rendering, in-game config menus and full input rebinding.

Sister project of No Mercy, sharing its runtime work.