
An unofficial Windows port of PS2 Baroque with widescreen, mouse camera and PC settings. Extracts the game data from your own supported disc image at first launch.
Before you start
- Platform
- Windows 10/11 x64
- How to start
- Download
- Game files
- Bring game files
File requirements
Provide your own Baroque USA PS2 ISO (SLUS-21714); first launch extracts about 2.5 GB. Optional Japanese voices require your own Japan disc (SLPM-66747). The author states game assets, text, audio and video are not included.
Based on public documentation; full builds and playthroughs have not been tested. Project documentation
What it recreates
Reimplements PS2 Baroque as a native Windows program through function-by-function analysis and translation of the original game.
What’s different
Adds 16:9/21:9 views, interpolated display frames, rebindable keyboard/mouse controls, dynamic button prompts and borderless fullscreen while game logic remains at 30 ticks per second.
What you can use today
v0.3.1 provides a Windows x64 archive; unzip it outside Program Files, add your own supported ISO and launch Baroque.exe. Source-build instructions are also documented. v0.3.1 fixes several crashes and gameplay issues but does not establish complete campaign or hardware coverage. High display-frame settings use interpolation; game logic stays at 30 Hz. No project-wide reuse license was found; dependency licenses do not license the whole port. RemakeList has not built, installed or played it.
Sources & notesSources checked:
AI / REA provenance Partial AI-assisted development
The author explicitly describes AI-assisted development with Claude. This does not make the original game AI-generated.
Author disclosure of AI-assisted developmentThe official README supplies gameplay screenshots, supported discs, first-run import instructions and an explicit AI-assisted development disclosure. Release v0.3.1 contains Baroque-0.3.1-win64.zip; no root project license was found.
Sources checked: 2026-10-28 · Based on public documentation; full builds and playthroughs have not been tested.