Submit a port

Know a native port that is missing? Send it in. Every entry is reviewed by hand before it appears.

Open a submission issue Edit the list in a pull request

What gets listed

A real change. A static recompilation or a native-execution port of a console game, or a fork that adds a platform, a game or a meaningful feature. Tools on their own, decompilations, emulators and forks with no commits of their own are left out.
Source code only. Repositories that ship game files, ROMs, disc images, firmware or keys are never listed.
The project's own status. The status column repeats what the README declares. If the README says nothing, the entry shows "Not stated".

Adding it yourself

Entries live in data/ports.json. Add an object like this one, with the game's id from data/games.json (add the game there, with its console, if it is new):

{
  "slug": "example-recomp",
  "name": "Example Recompiled",
  "repo": "owner/repository",
  "upstream": null,
  "kind": "port",
  "technique": "recomp",
  "toolchain": "ReXGlue",
  "platforms": ["windows", "linux"],
  "graphics": ["Vulkan"],
  "games": [{ "id": "example-game", "tier": "unrated", "source": null }],
  "notes": { "en": "…", "pt-br": "…" }
}

Stars, last push, releases and archived state are fetched from GitHub on every build; you do not need to fill them in.