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Cult classic horror game P.T. receives PC port from independent developer
Key points
- P.T. received an unofficial PC port from developer Lorean Xavier.
- The port uses original PS4 game files to rebuild the engine in C++ and Vulkan.
- New features include upscaling, frame-generation, and VR support.
- Players need a decrypted copy of the original P.T. files to use the port.
P.T. Ported to PC
The horror game P.T., a playable trailer for the canceled Silent Hills project, has been ported to PC by developer Lorean Xavier. Previously, the game was only officially playable on PlayStation 4 consoles that had downloaded it during its limited availability window.
Technical Details and Authenticity
The "P.T. for PC" project rebuilds the game's engine using C++ and Vulkan. It utilizes original PS4 game files to recreate all levels, models, textures, sounds, scripts, and cutscenes. This method ensures a high degree of authenticity compared to previous fan-made recreations, though it requires users to possess a legitimate decrypted copy of the original P.T. files.
The developer stated the motivation for the project was to ensure P.T.'s continued existence beyond its original console platform.
New Features and Preservation
Beyond native PC compatibility, the port includes additional features such as upscaling, frame-generation, a camera mode, experimental third-person and VR support, and a "museum" section for viewing in-game assets, including unused content. While PS4 emulators can now run P.T., this native port offers enhanced functionality and aims to preserve the game for a wider audience.
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Primary sources
GitHub LoreanXavier/pt-pcReporting from
A developer created a PC port for the discontinued horror game P.T., allowing it to run natively on x86 systems. This effort preserves the game beyond its original PlayStation 4 availability and adds new features like upscaling and VR support.