Gaming Tools

Nintendo 3DS emulator that carries on the Citra codebase, with higher internal resolutions, save states and modern controller support.

PlayStation emulator aimed at speed and accuracy, with resolution upscaling, PGXP geometry correction, save states and rewind.

Overlay that scales windowed games to full screen with a choice of upscalers and can add generated frames on any GPU; sold on Steam.

Minecraft: Java Edition launcher that keeps separate instances, each with its own game version and mods, and installs modpacks.

Injector that adds shader effects such as ambient occlusion, depth of field and colour grading to games; some anti-cheat systems block it.

Maps gamepad buttons and sticks to keyboard and mouse input, so a controller can drive games with no pad support.

Pixel art editor with frame-by-frame animation, onion skinning and sprite sheet export.

Runs Windows software and games on Linux inside isolated Wine environments, each with its own settings and libraries.

Wii U emulator with Vulkan rendering and per-title graphics packs for resolution and frame-rate changes.

Voice, video and text chat organised into servers and channels, with persistent rooms that stay open between sessions.

GameCube and Wii emulator that renders original titles at resolutions the consoles never supported.

Maintained DOSBox fork for running MS-DOS games, with reworked audio emulation and CRT-style shaders.

Store client for Epic's catalogue, which gives away a rotating selection of paid titles every week.

Game engine with a scene-based editor for 2D and 3D projects, exporting to desktop, mobile and web targets.

Library client for DRM-free GOG games that can also pull in titles from Steam, Epic and other connected stores.

Open-source launcher for Epic, GOG and Amazon libraries, running Windows titles on Linux and macOS through Wine.

Desktop client for the itch.io indie catalogue, handling installs, updates and offline launching of downloaded games.

Box-art game frontend for emulators and PC titles, with a paid Big Box mode built for arcade cabinets and TVs.

Community fork of the last open-source Aseprite release, kept under the original GPL terms.

Linux game manager that installs Windows, emulated and native titles using community-maintained setup scripts.

Vulkan and OpenGL overlay for Linux showing frame times, GPU load and temperatures while a game runs.

Nintendo DS emulator focused on accuracy, including local wireless play between two running instances.

Game Boy Advance emulator with accurate timing, link cable emulation and a debugger for homebrew work.

Mod manager that keeps each mod in its own folder and merges them through a virtual file system, leaving the game untouched.

Client for streaming PC games over a local network, working with Sunshine or NVIDIA GameStream hosts.

Graphics card tuning tool with fan curves, undervolting and an on-screen display for temperature and frame rate.

Low-latency voice chat for gaming and teamwork, running on servers that anyone can host themselves.

Controls RGB lighting on boards, memory and peripherals from one app, without vendor software running in the background.

PlayStation 2 emulator with save states, texture upscaling and compatibility settings stored per game.

Pixel art editor built with the Godot engine, offering animation timelines and tile-based drawing.

Open-source game library that merges Steam, GOG, Epic and emulator collections into one browsable interface.

PSP emulator that runs handheld titles at desktop resolutions, with support for replacement textures.

Installs and updates custom Proton and Wine builds for Steam, Lutris and Heroic without touching the terminal.

Front end that runs many emulator cores behind one interface, sharing shader, netplay and rewind features.

PlayStation 3 emulator with a public compatibility list recording how far each tested title runs.

Reimplements the engines behind classic point-and-click adventures so original game files run on current systems.

Game store and library client with cloud saves, controller configuration and an overlay that works inside games.

Self-hosted game streaming server that pairs with Moonlight clients to play PC games on another device.

Voice chat client for hosted servers, with a permission system that controls who may speak in each channel.

Game engine with a visual editor and C# scripting, free on the Personal plan for teams under a revenue threshold.

Mod manager from Nexus Mods that installs, sorts and profiles mods across a long list of supported games.

Original Xbox emulator working at hardware level, able to render games above the console's output resolution.