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AnyPS5: PS5 games as native PC programs. Here is what actually works.

AnyPS5 is an open-source tool that converts PS5 executables into native Windows and Linux programs. It is not an emulator, it ships no games, and its only official download is on GitHub. This independent site tracks what it can really run, explains how to use it, and helps you avoid fake downloads.

See which games run Download safely AnyPS5 on GitHub
Live status Synced
Stars
31,143 2,675 forks
Release
v0.1.1 Sep 28, 2026
Officially playable
1
System functions
86.46% 3,028 / 3,502
Shaders
100% 1,166 / 1,166
Community results
34

By stage 10 playable

Not affiliated with the AnyPS5 developers or Sony. No game files, firmware or keys here.

AnyPS5 at a glance

Repository details

GitHub stars

31,143

2,675 forks · 276 contributors

Latest release

v0.1.1

Published Sep 28, 2026

Officially playable games

1

In the project's own compatibility table

Games with test reports

34

10 playable · 15 in game, any build

System functions implemented

86.46%

3,028 of 3,502 declared so far. Not a game compatibility rate.

GPU shader instructions

100%

1,166 of 1,166 recompiled to SPIR-V

Source: GitHub API, progress.json, COMPATIBILITY.md · Last synced

What AnyPS5 can run today

Full games list

The project's official compatibility table marks one game as playable: Dreaming Sarah. Beyond that table, community testers have posted results for 34 games. Of the 25 that reach gameplay, 21 did so only on testing branches or forks with patches that are not in the official release yet, so the build behind each result matters as much as the stage.

Game Furthest stage Platforms Build
Animal Well Playable Windows Testing branch
Balatro Playable Windows Testing branch
DOOM (homebrew port) Playable Windows, Linux Main branch
Dreaming Sarah Playable Windows Official release
God of War: Sons of Sparta Playable Windows Fork
Hades II Playable Linux Testing branch
Silt Playable Windows Testing branch
Sonic Origins Plus Playable Linux Testing branch

How AnyPS5 works in 30 seconds

  1. Relink the executable

    The relinker rewrites a PS5 game's executable, and the modules bundled with it, into a native Linux ELF or Windows PE file. With --to-intel it also rewrites AMD-only CPU instructions for Intel processors.

  2. Swap in AnyPS5's system libraries

    The converted program loads AnyPS5's own implementations of the PS5 system libraries (.prx files) through normal dynamic linking, the way any PC program loads its libraries.

  3. Translate the graphics

    The PS5's GPU shaders are recompiled into SPIR-V and run on your graphics card through Vulkan.

The PS5 uses an AMD Zen 2 processor with the same x86-64 instruction set as a desktop PC, so a game's CPU code can run directly. Nothing is emulated, but every system function and GPU feature a game touches has to be rebuilt first, which is why every game has its own status. Read the FAQ for the details.

Is AnyPS5 for you right now?

Good fit
You are comfortable with a command line, can read an error message, and want to test the project or contribute to it.
Wait for now
You want a one-click way to play your PS5 library on PC. There is no launcher or GUI, and only a few games get far.
You need
An x86-64 Windows or Linux PC, a Vulkan 1.1 graphics card, the official relinker and system libraries from the same release, and files of a game you are entitled to use.

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Compatibility

Games list

Every game with an AnyPS5 test result, with the stage reached and the build that was used.

Official files

Download safely

The two files you need from GitHub, their SHA-256 hashes, and the red flags of fake downloads.

Setup

Windows guide

Convert with --windows, lay out the runtime folder and fix errors 193 and 126.

Setup

Linux guide

Convert to a native ELF, add the libraries and give your user access to /dev/udmabuf.

Repository

AnyPS5 on GitHub

The official repo, its star history, what every document is for and how to spot copies.

Answers

FAQ

Emulator or not, legal questions, Mac, Steam Deck, Android, GTA 6 and more.

Quick answers

Is AnyPS5 an emulator?

No. It converts a game's executable once into a normal Windows or Linux program and provides its own system libraries. There is no emulator process running underneath the game.

Does AnyPS5 come with games?

No. The project ships no games, firmware or keys, and neither does this site. You need the files of a game you are entitled to use.

Where is the official download?

Only on GitHub: github.com/boykopovar/AnyPS5/releases. Our download guide lists the exact files and their SHA-256 hashes.

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