IGN reports the fan-made port makes the formerly PS4-bound game playable for a wider range of users.
IGN reports that Hideo Kojima acknowledged a modder’s fan-made P.T. port that runs natively on Windows. The outlet’s headline quotes him as saying, “I am speechless.” IGN says the port makes the formerly PS4-bound game playable for more users.
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Hideo Kojima acknowledged a fan-made port of P.T. that runs natively on Windows, according to IGN. The port’s release announcement describes a C++ and Vulkan build that includes no game assets, instead using files from the player’s own PS4 copy while rebuilding the game’s logic and renderer.
Destructoid reports that solo developer Lorean Xavier reverse-engineered Kojima Productions’ Fox Engine in C++. The port supports Windows, Linux and Steam Deck, with options including DLSS, FSR, XeSS, ray tracing, photo mode, mods and VR.
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The outlet also says Kojima reposted an article about the port’s release. P.T. was originally released in 2014 as a playable teaser for the later-canceled “Silent Hills.”
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