PS5 games, running natively on PC.

AnyPS5 rewrites a PS5 game's executable so it runs as a normal Linux or Windows program, on the console's system libraries rebuilt from scratch. No emulator in between.

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Early development
Free and open source
Converts on your device
Linux and Windows

System libraries25.95%8,665 of 33,386 functions Shader recompiler99.73%of the PS5 GPU's instructions handled, 148 known gaps to go Games being tested341267 with reports so far Make it to gameplay15056% of tested games

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Early days: most games don't play yet

AnyPS5 is working towards running every PS5 game on PC, but it is still in early development. For now it is a project for testers and developers, so don't expect to sit down and play.

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Very few games are playable
5 of 341 games are playable so far. Others reach gameplay but run slowly or look broken, and many stop before the menu.
You need your own PS5 and game
You copy (dump) the game from a PS5 you own, with homebrew tools. AnyPS5 doesn't provide games, dumping tools or help getting them.
The easiest way: the web converter
No command line and nothing to install for the conversion. Drop your game folder into the converter in your browser. Your files never leave your PC.
Trying it still helps
If your game doesn't work, telling us how far it got shows the developers what to fix next.

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Progress1 Nov 202612 changes merged

System libraries9
GPU driver1
Shader recompiler1
Web converter1

How it works

Three steps from your console to your PC

01
Dump your game
Use a PS5 you own to dump a game you bought. AnyPS5 never ships game files, firmware or keys.
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02
Convert in the browser
Drop the dump into the web converter. It relinks the executable on your device and bundles the system libraries.
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03
Run it natively
Launch it like any other program on Linux or Windows. All you need is a Vulkan GPU, and your controller works too.
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Not an emulator

The game's own code, running on your CPU

An emulator interprets a console at run time. AnyPS5 rewrites the executable once, so its calls into the PS5's system libraries go to native reimplementations instead. The result starts like any other program on your PC.

See library progress

eboot.binPS5 executable from your dump

app.elf · app.exeNative program for Linux or Windows