Ports from consoles

This collection features console exclusives not officially available on PC: games ported from consoles to PC, and ready-to-play builds with an emulator. PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 games, which previously required a dedicated console, can now be played on a regular computer.

Port to PC without emulator
Porting from consoles to PC used to be rare, but now enthusiasts are releasing new ports constantly. PS4 games run through a small environment that replaces the console's system components, while Xbox 360 games are entirely recompiled for the computer's processor. These ports run like native games: 60 FPS and above, resolutions up to 4K, widescreen monitors, and graphics settings unavailable on the console.

Builds with emulator
If a game isn't yet ported, it comes bundled with an emulator: shadPS4 for PS4, RPCS3 for PS3, or Xenia for Xbox 360. The emulator is already configured; all you need to do is install and launch the game. Emulation requires more processing power, so check the system requirements on the game's page before downloading.

What is important to know
Ports and emulators are made by fans, and the initial versions can have graphical bugs and take a long time to prepare shaders on initial launch. We update the distributions when fixes are released. Playing is more convenient with a gamepad; a keyboard and mouse work in most games. Porting games from PS5 is just beginning; the first ones will appear here as soon as they launch normally.

You can download ports and games from consoles to your PC for free via torrent: the distribution already contains everything you need, so you won't have to search for anything separately.