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PC, Android, iOS and macOS port of the ICO (PS2) decompilation (nathanialf/ico): Windows, Linux, Steam Deck, Android, iPhone via LiveContainer and Apple-silicon Mac (contributed). Contains no game data.

Ninja Gaiden Black (Xbox, 2005) statically recompiled into native Linux and Windows builds, with an experimental Android port, drawn by its own Vulkan renderer. A steady 60 fps, widescreen and ultrawide, keyboard and mouse, touch controls on Android, Steam Deck ready. Bring your own copy of the game.

  • linux
  • ninja-gaiden
  • pc-port
  • recompilation

Metroid: Samus Returns without an emulator: the game's code recompiled from your own dump into native code, for Windows, Linux / Steam Deck and Android. Bring your own dump.

Rolisteam is a virtual tabletop. It helps you to manage tabletop role playing games with remote friends/players. It provides many features to share maps, pictures, dice roller, manage background music and much more. The main git repository is available here: [https://invent.kde.org/kde/rolisteam].

  • rpg
  • jdr
  • rpg-tool
  • c-plus-plus

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem static recompilation (DolRecomp + GXRuntime) for Mac, Windows and Linux / Steam Deck. Bring your own disc.

  • dawn
  • eternal-darkness
  • gamecube
  • linux

A script that creates human readable symlinks for Proton game prefix (Steam Deck / SteamOS)

Turn your entire game library into a native Steam experience. Emulator, PC, Epic, GOG, Xbox, and other store games appear in Steam just like real Steam titles with covers, full game pages, native achievement pop-ups, and playtime tracking. Windows · 5 languages

Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles running natively on Windows, Linux and Steam Deck: unlocked FPS, mouse aiming, DLSS / FSR 3.1 + frame generation, ray-traced shadows, HDR, Lua/JS/DLL mods, online co-op. Bring your own NTSC-U (RBUE08) image.