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Unofficial static recompilation of Bayonetta 3. Builds the game on your PC from your own legally dumped copy. No game files, keys or SDK code included.

Rust runtime for open-source Switch homebrew on macOS Apple Silicon, Linux and Windows. Every claim is backed by a real program's frame.

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

The Ink language parser and runtime implementation in Lua

  • ink
  • lua
  • narrative
  • interactive-fiction

A "proof-of-concept" remake of the famous XPilot game, this time in a web browser near you

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

RatchetPort: unofficial Ratchet & Clank (2016) PS4 PC port project for Windows. Pre-Alpha (CUSA01047 USA v1.00). Requires your own original-disc dump; no game files included.

  • pre-alpha
  • ps4
  • ratchet-and-clank
  • vulkan

New Stl.Fusion sample and a fully functional web app allowing you to play real-time multiplayer board games. Powered by Stl.Fusion, Blazor, and .NET 5.

  • board-games
  • blazor-wasm-mode
  • blazor-server
  • wasm

Full open source real-time multiplayer Cocos2D-x game! Race against your friends or random people in real-time! UFO RUN is an online real-time multiplayer game for smart phones and tablets. You can be anywhere in the world and play with many players simultaneously. Play with your friends or get matched with random players from around the world!

Gamepad simulates an analog joystick input using the keyboard. Many times when we access key presses, what we are really doing is pretending that WASD, the arrow keys or some other combination are actually a D-pad or joystick with an X and Y axis, and 1 or 2 fire buttons. Gamepad handles the event capture, maths and other details of this for you, so you only have to think about how you want your game to respond to this input.