Bloodborne
deadinside28/bloodborne_pc
bbport: the PS4 game running natively on x86-64 Linux, and the first entry of its kind in this catalog. It’s neither a recomp nor a decomp, and its author puts it best: it’s the counterpart of Wine + DXVK for a single game. As in Wine, the original x86-64 code runs directly on the CPU, and a runtime written for this one game replaces the PS4 system libraries; as in DXVK, the graphics are translated to Vulkan, by a renderer derived from shadPS4 and heavily extended, including temporal upscaling with FSR 3.1, 4, and 4.1.1. The Supermedo fork brings all this to Windows with a launcher in 13 languages, DLSS, and beta online play.
You needYour own decrypted Bloodborne dump (CUSA03173). Version 1.09 is the one the community patches support (60/90 fps or unlocked, resolution, effects); other versions run at 30 fps. No game files are included.
⑂ Fork of Supermedo/bloodborne_pc
God of War III Remastered
FelipePrado0/gow3_pc
Windows port of God of War III Remastered for PS4, from the same family as the Bloodborne one: it’s a fork of Supermedo’s Windows version. The game’s original x86-64 code runs directly on the CPU, with a runtime written for this game replacing the PS4 system libraries, and the graphics go to Vulkan through shadPS4’s video core with cuesta4’s fixes for this game. The author calls it playable from start to finish at native 1080p, with patches that run the engine at 120 or 240 fps, its own launcher, an in-game menu with cheats, and a shader cache that loads in the background. At other resolutions some textures look broken, and the Linux build (AppImage) is experimental.
You needYour own PS4 dump of the game (the folder with eboot.bin, sce_module, and sce_sys), tested with CUSA01623 (US) and CUSA01715 (EU), versions 01.00 and 01.02. Plus 64-bit Windows 10 or 11, a CPU with AVX, and a Vulkan 1.3 graphics card. No game files are included.
P.T.
LoreanXavier/pt-pc
Native port of the 2014 teaser, and an unusual case for this catalog: it’s neither a recomp nor a decomp. The game logic was rewritten in C++ from the original’s behavior, with its own Vulkan renderer; everything else (levels, models, textures, sounds, scripts, and cutscenes) is read at run time from your own PS4 copy. It plays the whole teaser, from the first wake-up to the street, voice section included. Its author built it alone so that P.T. would keep existing somewhere other than the consoles that still have it installed.
You needYour own copy of P.T., as a folder dumped from your console or a PKG made from that dump. Tested with the US release CUSA01127. A store PKG won’t work: it’s encrypted for the console that bought it. Windows 10/11 x64 or Linux x86-64.
Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection
Supermedo/uncharted_pc
Uncharted 1, 2, and 3 from the PS4 collection running natively on Windows 10 and 11. It’s the same idea as the author’s Bloodborne port: the original game code runs directly on the PC and the graphics are translated to Vulkan. All three games launch from one launcher, at 60 fps like on PS4 or at 120 (higher is experimental), with TAA, FSR 3.1, FSR 4, or DLSS anti-aliasing, frame generation, and keyboard, mouse, and controller together, all remappable. Known problems remain, mostly in Uncharted 3.
You needYour own decrypted dump of the collection (CUSA02343, CUSA02320…: the folder with eboot.bin and the data for all three games). Plus 64-bit Windows 10 (1903 or later) or 11 and a Vulkan 1.3 graphics card with at least 6 GB of video memory.
Shadow of the Colossus
AjncSystem/ShadowOfTheColossus-PC
Native Windows port of Shadow of the Colossus for PS4, Bluepoint’s 2018 remake: the game’s own x86-64 code runs directly on the PC’s CPU, and the PS4 GPU is translated to Vulkan. It isn’t a full emulator but a loader with the system functions the game needs, in the style of the Bloodborne Windows port. It comes with a launcher with a game library and display and control options; keyboard and controller at the same time, with mouse camera; a 60 fps mode, 16x anisotropic filtering, a PS4 Pro mode, and output up to 4K. Its author ships fixes almost daily, and there are still known issues, for example on AMD graphics cards.
You needYour own dump of the PS4 version (CUSA08809; ideally the European 1.01, the only one where the 60 fps and 16x filtering patches work) and, for sound, two system modules from your own console (libSceNgs2.sprx and libSceUlt.sprx). Plus 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 and a Vulkan 1.3 graphics card.
Killzone Shadow Fall
lesca-191204/killzone-shadowfall-pc
Native Windows port of Killzone Shadow Fall for PS4: the game’s code runs directly on the CPU, and the graphics are translated to Vulkan in real time. It’s a public beta, but the whole campaign is playable from start to finish. The launcher, in English and Spanish, checks your dump and lets you pick the render resolution from 720p to 4K and the frame rate limit (30, 60, or higher as an experimental option).
You needYour own dump of the PS4 version (CUSA00190, version 01.81). Plus 64-bit Windows 10 (1903 or later) or 11, a Vulkan 1.3 graphics card, 16 GB of RAM, and 6 GB of video memory recommended.
The Order: 1886
mateussmeneses/theorder1886-port
Windows port of The Order: 1886 for PS4, still in development. As with the Bloodborne and God of War III ports, the original executable runs directly on the PC’s CPU, with a runtime of its own replacing the PS4 system libraries, and the graphics are translated to Vulkan through shadPS4’s video core. For now it boots, starts a new game, and plays the prologue at the game’s own 30 fps; saving, AMD and Intel graphics cards, and other versions of the game haven’t been tested yet.
You needYour own dump of the PS4 version (CUSA00035, version 01.02). Windows 10 or 11.