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A console-style macOS game library and launcher in SwiftUI. Features guided setup, assisted local builds for nxnative, save backup/import, and controller navigation on Apple Silicon.

  • apple-silicon
  • controller-support
  • game-launcher-software
  • game-library

Hermit (formerly switch2mac): a Mac app that turns your own Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 game dumps into native Apple silicon apps, with the best build for your Mac and a 3D game-case library. Not an emulator.

Ratchet & Clank: Tools of Destruction native PC port (PS3 static recompilation) – 4K, 60 fps, DualSense, Windows

  • directx12
  • dualsense
  • game-port
  • insomniac-games

Crash of the Titans (Xbox 360) statically recompiled for Windows: DLSS/FSR, PC controls, PT-BR, subtitles, mods. Bring your own copy of the game.

Portable, ready-to-play Windows build of the Eden FE: Fortune’s Weave emulator fork (based on xDarkWindx 1.12 and Duck912's forks). Runs on any x64 CPU, settings pre-tuned for Fortune’s Weave, plus a start-up crash fix. Bring your own keys, firmware and game.

A launcher for PC games on a jailbroken PS5, built on prospero-win (Wine, DXVK, VKD3D-Proton). Install games from USB with automatic covers, pick them from a carousel, and use the DualSense: vibration, light bar, adaptive triggers. FPS counter and update check. Games that need a launcher to start are not supported.

Legend of Elya — N64 game with a real 6.36M-parameter ternary transformer on the VR4300 MIPS III CPU. Zelda-style dungeon, AI NPCs, byte-level inference at 1.23 tok/s scalar / 2.19 tok/s on the RSP overlay (measured under ares, never on silicon). Built with libdragon.

StarlingPunk is a framework built on top the Starling library designed to add structure and organization to your 2D game projects. It’s perfect for rapidly prototyping ideas and promotes code reuse between projects. As you may have been able to tell from the name, StarlingPunk is heavily inspired by the popular FlashPunk framework, although its not a direct port.