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Builds a native Windows version of the USA PS2 Rogue Galaxy from your own disc, with widescreen, resolution scaling and gameplay options.
Before you start
- Platform
- Windows 10/11 x64
- How to start
- Build required
- Game files
- Bring game files
File requirements
Provide your own lawfully obtained Rogue Galaxy USA PS2 disc image, SCUS-97490. Other regional versions are unsupported. No game data, BIOS or disc-derived files are distributed; keep your generated game local.
Based on public documentation; full builds and playthroughs have not been tested. Project documentation 
What it recreates
Statically recompiles the USA SCUS-97490 game with PS2Recomp and a GPU graphics backend derived from DQ8-Recompiled. It also retains emulated PS2 IOP/audio support in the framework; it is an unofficial Level-5/SCE community port.
What’s different
Adds 30/60 fps modes, aspect ratios up to 32:9, up to 8x internal resolution and an in-game menu for graphics, controls and optional gameplay adjustments such as encounter rate and rewards.
What you can use today
v0.1.0 is a prerelease Windows installer ZIP. Run Install.bat with your own USA disc; it downloads about 300 MB of build tools and compiles locally. Allow around 16 GB disk and roughly 20–60 minutes depending on the computer. The download is not a ready-built complete game. The author reports title/opening, Salgin scenes and battles, not a complete playthrough. A rare hang after the Story loading screen remains, heavy scenes may fall to around 50 fps, and widescreen stretches menus and text. Antivirus may block the local compiler; no security guarantee is implied.
Sources & notesSources checked:
Checked the repository metadata, author README, release notes and published attachment names on 28 October 2026, with the stated license boundaries. Features and compatibility remain author-reported; RemakeList has not downloaded binaries, built, installed or played it.
Source Project documentation v0.1.0 downloads and release notes · Source and licensing boundary · Supported disc identity · Author validation and remaining gaps · Release limitations Sources checked: 2026-10-28 · Based on public documentation; full builds and playthroughs have not been tested.