This fork runs KytyPS5, a free and open-source PlayStation 5 translation layer, on the Xbox Series X in Developer Mode, as a UWP app that also runs on Windows.
Important
KytyPS5 is not affiliated with Sony Interactive Entertainment or PlayStation. The project does not distribute games or copyrighted system software. Use only game files that you have obtained legally.
What the Xbox version adds:
- An app made for the controller. A game library with covers, game options, settings, trophies, a controller guide and a statistics overlay, laid out like the Xbox's own screens.
- A Direct3D 12 renderer next to upstream's Vulkan renderer. Shaders are translated with Mesa's
spirv_to_dxil. - Room for big games on the console. Game memory is committed as it is used, a swap file keeps games within the Series X's app memory limit, and texture options trade detail for memory.
- Up to four players. The DualSense's touchpad, motion sensors, adaptive triggers, haptic feedback, speaker and microphone are mapped to the Xbox controller and its headset.
- Games on a USB drive. Game folders and
.zararchives play from a drive, and saves, patches and trophies can live there too.
Controller guide
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Trophies
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Settings
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Local co-op
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Light game
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Heavy game
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The Xbox version is experimental. Not every game that runs on a PC runs on the Xbox, and draws that the Series X cannot do, such as tessellation, are skipped.
- Releases has builds for the Xbox Series X|S in Developer Mode, with the install steps.
- XBOX_CHANGES.md lists every change against upstream, one commit per topic, and the known limits on the Series X.
- src/uwp/README.md explains how to build and install the app and how to set up your games.
For everything else, such as the desktop builds, running on a PC, the project's status and contributing, see KytyPS5's README.
KytyPS5 is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2
(GPL-2.0-only).
This project is based on the original Kyty, which was released
under the MIT License. Kyty's original copyright and license notice are preserved in
LICENSES/Kyty-MIT.txt. Third-party components remain subject to the
licenses included with those components.






