AnyPS5

AnyPS5 is a GPL-2.0 tool for automatically porting PS5 executables to Linux and Windows. It includes a relinker that converts an executable into the target system's native format, along with implementations of system PRX libraries suitable for dynamic linking. According to the README, it uses no emulation and no separate runtime process. It also includes a shader recompiler that outputs SPIR-V.

The project provides SDL-mapped game controller support, including analog sticks and triggers. Keyboard and mouse controls can be configured through an anyps5-input.ini file. A web converter is offered, and the README says files stay on the user's device. A relinker-only build runs on macOS, including Apple silicon. Per-game compatibility reports are tracked in GitHub Discussions, one thread per title.

The project is still in development. Progress is measured against the system library functions the project knows about so far, not against every PS5 system function. Unsupported or unexpected states throw a C++ exception, which ends the process if nothing catches it. The disclaimer says it does not include or distribute copyrighted software, firmware, keys or proprietary libraries. Users must obtain binaries lawfully. The project is independent and not affiliated with Sony Interactive Entertainment. A YouTube creator (AI Search) cited it as an AI-assisted effort, with examples such as God of War Sons of Sparta and Dead Cells Return to Castlevania.