I’d recommend turning off motion blur/chromatic aberration/depth of field before you start so the image is much clearer. Also if you’re going to use FSR upscaling be sure to disable “The game’s own anti-aliasing” since that can mess with the image.

Aside from that, it should just work. Good luck!

I’m playing the Linux version, it works great. I got all the way to Vicar Amelia with almost no issues (only one crash, and some cape physics are laggy).

That said the recompilation Github repos are totally legal because they don’t share any of the game data. You need to dump the game yourself to play it, so legally they’re kinda similar to emulators.

Feels really good to be back, it’s almost been 10 years since I played BB!

It’s not open source, it has a github for issue tracking but the source code isn’t available.

Only if you have a beast of a PC. From what I’ve seen these ports run significantly better and come prepackaged with many fixes to shadps4 issues like vertex explosions.

The Linux version is here, you still need to obtain the original game files to play it though.

There are many Linux versions assuming you own the game files, check out https://github.com/ayozetr/bloodborne_linux .

There are already a couple of these lists, mainly Quiver Launcher which lets you rate the game by how well it works and filter by whatever you’re looking for, as well as Awesome Decomp Games which is a curated list of decomps & recomps.

Also shout out to The Gaming Emporium which is a more complete list, but that one doesn’t really let you sort by quality so you have to go digging.

Yeah, everyone knows it’s called the Pocket Monsters Mart.

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I can understand decomp.dev shutting down because it was mainly a tool to motivate the community, but decomp.wtf shutting down sounds silly. I find it hard to believe that someone made a tool for AI agents and then say “I didn’t realize some people don’t like AI”. Why would he even make it if he’s going to shut it down in a few days and be upset that people were using it? The original description straight up told people to use it to finish other people’s public decomps, so it’s not like he was considerate and careful about how the project was used until now.

Photopea runs on the web which makes it way slower than native apps. It chugs a lot when editing a 4k image for example. The other main benefit is that the clone is fully open source whereas Photopea is closed source.

Most of them are really good. The Adobe ones aren’t actually decompilations, they’re just AI-generated apps that try to copy the same functionality which is why they’re so buggy and unfinished. The AI decomps/recomps should be functionally the same as the original games, usually with some edits to uncap the framerate and make it work with higher resolutions.

Reminds me a lot of the 8bitdo Lite 2, although that one is way more portable because it’s flat.

So what? Why are you acting like it’s a great scam or grand conspiracy? It is the web game - now on Steam. It wasn’t advertised as anything more than just a version of the web game you can play for a few dollars. Are you upset it’s bundling Electron instead of the game being re-written in Assembly for maximum optimization? It’s a very simple game that runs on everything. But thanks for the cynical breakdown of the technology used, I guess.

Why is this a problem?

Audacity isn’t a DAW, it’s an audio editor which makes it very different from Reaper.