Which PS4 games have unofficial PC ports?
These are the fan-made PC ports of PS4 games we know of, with their state as reported by the project or by news coverage. Our own test results are added as we test each one.
| Game | Project | Reported state | Needs | Our test |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bloodborne | bbport | Experimental but playable; Windows and Linux | Your own copy, version 1.09 | Not tested yet |
| Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection | SuperMedo’s port (first build 15 Oct 2026) | Uncharted 1–3 playable, 60 and 120 fps modes | Files from your own PS4 copy | Not tested yet |
| Shadow of the Colossus (2018) | Fan port built on the shadPS4 emulator | Up to 4K and 60 fps, some glitches reported | Your own copy | Not tested yet |
| MediEvil (2019) | Fan PC port | Playable from start to finish | Your own copy | Not tested yet |
| God of War III Remastered | gow3_pc (Oct 2026) | Full campaign playable, later updates since | Your own copy, CUSA01623 with update 1.02 | Not tested yet |
| Driveclub | DriveClub Recomp | Native, Vulkan graphics, up to 4K | Your own copy with patch 1.28 | Not tested yet |
| The Order: 1886 | Fan native port (Oct 2026) | Early and rough, frame-rate drops reported | Your own copy | Not tested yet |
| The Last Guardian | Fan native port (Oct 2026) | 60–75 fps reported, frame-rate modes experimental | Your own copy | Not tested yet |
| inFAMOUS Second Son | Fan project in progress | Not released, no date | — | — |
How do PS4 games run on PC without an emulator?
Most of these projects run the game’s original program code directly on your PC’s processor, because the PS4 and modern PCs use the same x86-64 processor family. The hard part is everything else. Each project replaces the PS4’s system libraries with its own versions and translates the graphics into Vulkan or DirectX. Some ports still use parts of the shadPS4 emulator for graphics. That’s why they are called “native” even when a piece of emulation remains.
PS4 port or PS4 emulator: which is better?
A port is built for one game, while the shadPS4 emulator tries to run the whole PS4 library. For the games on this list, the ports usually run better: reports mention higher frame rates and fewer shader stutters than emulation. Ports also add features such as frame-rate modes and upscalers. The emulator wins for every PS4 game that has no port, which is still almost all of them. Several ports reuse parts of shadPS4, so the two projects help each other.
How do I know which version of the game I have?
Every PS4 game has a product code that starts with CUSA, followed by five digits. It differs by region, and many ports accept only one code. God of War III Remastered’s port, for example, names CUSA01623. The game’s installed update version matters too: the PS4 shows it in the game’s information screen. Compare both with the port’s requirements before you do anything else.
Are these PS4 ports official?
No. Sony hasn’t released any of these games on PC. Sony has brought many other PlayStation games to PC officially, such as the 2018 God of War, but the games on this list exist on PC only as fan projects. The developers and publishers don’t support them, and a project can be taken down at any time.
What do I need to play a PS4 game on PC?
- Your own copy of the game, usually in one exact version. God of War III Remastered, for example, needs update 1.02.
- The game files from that copy. Each project explains which format it accepts. Getting files off a PS4 requires modifying the console, so we don’t give instructions for it.
- A capable Windows or Linux PC with a graphics card that supports Vulkan.
- The port itself, downloaded only from the project’s official page.
Which PS4 port is the most complete?
By the reports so far, the Uncharted collection, MediEvil and God of War III are the furthest along: each is described as playable from start to finish. Driveclub and Bloodborne run well on strong PCs but are still marked experimental. The Order: 1886 is the earliest. We will replace these reports with our own results as we test each port.
Do PS4 PC ports work on Steam Deck?
Some do, with limits. These ports target Windows and Linux and need a strong graphics chip, so a Steam Deck often has to run them at low settings. One report found Bloodborne’s port not worth it on the Deck. Check each port page for our Steam Deck result once we have tested it.
Is it legal to use these ports?
The ports contain only their own code, not the games. Using one with a copy you own is a common setup, but the law differs by country. Modifying a PS4 to get its files can break its terms of service and, in some countries, laws on copy protection. This is general information, not legal advice.
Will more PS4 games get PC ports?
Very likely. Several of these ports appeared within a few weeks in October 2026, and the same techniques work for other PS4 games. We add new projects to this list when a solid source confirms them. Projects that only exist as a video or a rumour go on our “is it real?” pages instead. Each new port on this list also appears in our feed of new and updated ports, with the date we added it.
Sources
- Sony failed, but fans released the Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection trilogy on PC
- God of War 3 now playable on PC with 4K 240 FPS support
- One of PS4's main exclusives launched on PC without emulation: The Last Guardian
- PS4 exclusive comes to PC: The Order: 1886 gets unofficial port
- Driveclub now runs natively on PC without emulation
- Shadow of the Colossus is the latest PlayStation game to get an unofficial PC port
- Bloodborne can now be played natively on PC (bbport)
- God of War 3 Remastered unofficial PC port
- Bloodborne's native port isn't worth it on Steam Deck