The first release, explained
A closer look at the release and the native porting approach.
Watch on YouTubeThe independent AnyPS5 guide
AnyPS5.
A new path to PC.
Curious about AnyPS5? See the early demos, understand the relinker, and find your way to the original project.
Windows & Linux Open-source project
Start with the story
Original GitHub release
AnyPS5 v0.1.1
From curiosity to a clear next step
Make sense of AnyPS5.
Start here
Windows & Linux setup
Get the flags, file layout and library pairing right.
Know the limits
What actually works?
Read the documented results, with their source and scope.
Check your host
Requirements, decoded
Vulkan, x86-64 and reported hardware, without invented minimums.
Unstick your setup
Find the first useful clue
Match a symptom to a documented check.
The community is watching
Press play. Get the context.
Beyond the viral progress numbers
What the headlines and progress percentages actually mean.
Watch on YouTubeInside the relinker workflow
A chaptered look at output targets, libraries and runtime layout.
Watch on YouTubeDead Cells: a community demo
Creator-reported footage. This is separate from the upstream compatibility table.
Watch on YouTube*Approximate YouTube views when checked on October 8, 2026. Videos are their creators’ reports and commentary; they are not our compatibility tests. Players load only when you choose Play.
A useful little shortcut
Get the command right.
Keep the guesswork out.
Pick your host, enter your paths, and get a properly quoted relinker command. It all happens in your browser.
Open the command builder& '.\relinker.exe' --windows 'source/input.elf' 'app.exe' Local formatting. No uploads or execution.
The current upstream record
Dreaming Sarah
Windows is reported playable. Linux is unspecified. A short compatibility table is a starting point for evidence.
Sources & scope
Source documents checked 2026-10-08. Guides follow the linked main-branch snapshot. Release files are tied to their published tag.
AnyPS5 Guide has not independently tested the project's executable or the reported games.