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AnyPS5 development progress

Updated 2026-10-13

A snapshot of where AnyPS5 stood on October 13, 2026, taken from the project's own progress page and GitHub releases. The official tracker regenerates on every push to the main branch.

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Quick answer
  • System libraries: 3,204 of 3,639 declared functions, 88.05%
  • GPU shader instructions: 1,166 of 1,166
  • Latest release: v0.1.1 (Sep 28, 2026)
  • Repo activity: 7,084 commits, 546 pull requests, 150 open issues

Coverage of key libraries

LibraryRoleImplementedCoverage
libcC standard library734 / 74299%
libkernelKernel interface567 / 60594%
libSceAgcGraphics API206 / 22990%
libSceAgcDriverGraphics driver46 / 5288%
libSceAmprFile and memory streaming137 / 14893%
libSceVideoOutVideo output42 / 4593%
libSceAudioOutAudio output35 / 4873%
libScePadController25 / 4260%
libSceFontFonts120 / 19562%
libSceSaveDataSave data9 / 9100%
libSceNetNetworking48 / 5096%
libSceNpTrophy2Trophies17 / 1894%
libSceSslTLS8 / 2829%
libSceHmd2VR headset1 / 303%

Read from the official progress page on October 13, 2026. The role column is our plain-language description. Percentages count only functions the project has declared so far, so the totals grow over time and a number can go down as well as up.

Releases

VersionPublishedHighlights
v0.1.1 (latest)Sep 28, 2026FreeType-based sceFont ported from shadPS4; general save-data core; message dialog state machine; offline socket, epoll and resolver stack; AvPlayer state machine; libc and shader additions; relinker now uses the app0 module layout with clearer diagnostics; portable save paths
v0.1.0Sep 28, 2026First release, about 61 changes across the kernel, libc, the AGC graphics driver, shader translation, the relinker, input and controller support, audio, and CI and tooling. Twelve first-time contributors credited

Each release lists 10 assets on GitHub. Download them only from the official Releases page.

Timeline

Date (2026)What happened
Aug 3Repository created on GitHub, according to Held Games
Sep 23Still no release and no completed game launch, per Held Games
Sep 25 to 27Wave of press coverage: VideoCardz, Tom's Hardware, HardwareBusters, KitGuru, NotebookCheck
Sep 28v0.1.0 and v0.1.1 published with Linux and Windows builds
Early OctHacker News thread "AnyPS5: Port PS5 binaries to PC without emulation" passes 370 points
Oct 1388.05% library coverage; about 34.4k stars and 3.0k forks on the repo page

What comes next

No roadmap with dates has been published. The practical direction is visible in the tracker and the bring-up threads: fill in missing library functions, get more titles past their current blockers, and broaden what the relinker handles. The next release date is not announced.

To follow along, watch the Releases page and the progress history page linked from the tracker.

FAQ

What is the latest AnyPS5 version?

v0.1.1, published September 28, 2026. It was still marked Latest on the official Releases page on October 13, 2026.

Does 88% mean 88% of games work?

No. It is the share of declared system library functions that have an implementation. One missing function is enough to stop a game.

When is the next release?

Not announced.

How can I contribute?

The repository links contributing, architecture and code-style documents from its README. Pull requests and game test reports are both accepted there.

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