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A Linux port of the N64 Mission: Impossible with mouse aim, widescreen and a modern analog camera.
Before you start
- Platform
- Linux x86_64 · glibc 2.35+ · Vulkan
- How to start
- Download
- Game files
- Bring game files
File requirements
Supply your own USA .z64 ROM with SHA-1 7546d5df1fc93fed8205a066f1333fd7dd50c1e1. No ROM or original assets are supplied.
Based on public documentation; full builds and playthroughs have not been tested. Project documentation 
What it recreates
Translates the N64 MIPS program to C with N64Recomp, using N64ModernRuntime, RT64 and RecompFrontend. It is a community port; original game rights remain separate.
What’s different
Adds 30/60 FPS choices, high-resolution widescreen, mouse aim and remappable controls. Developer options can select levels and load edited level data.
What you can use today
v0.1.0 offers Linux x64 AppImage and tar.gz builds based on Ubuntu 22.04; Vulkan and glibc 2.35+ are required. The author reports all 20 levels load and play but has not verified full playthroughs. There is no Windows or macOS package. RemakeList has not installed or played it. The 60 FPS option is not a performance guarantee for every device.
Sources & notesSources checked:
AI / REA provenance Partial AI-assisted development
The author explicitly credits Claude with reverse engineering, runtime fixes, mouse aiming and the README, with a human directing and playing. This does not describe the provenance of all upstream components.
Author’s AI development disclosureReviewed the author’s README, release attachments and repository licensing information on 28 October 2026. Feature and compatibility claims are attributed to their source; RemakeList has not built, installed or played this project.
Source Project documentation v0.1.0 release notes and downloads · Project code license Sources checked: 2026-10-28 · Based on public documentation; full builds and playthroughs have not been tested.