In this tutorial you will see an analysis of the official list of games compatible with the
DuckStation Android and you will be able to search for the game you are interested in.
https://youtu.be/PRoX-Ce8RX0
As I said in the
article about game formats, I cannot share file links here. But I can leave in this
link the list of games that have already been fully tested on
DuckStation.
Therefore, before searching for any game on the internet, take a quick look at this list to see if the game runs properly on
DuckStation.
See what each compatibility status in the list means:
- No Issues: means that that version of that game had no problems in the emulator
- Graphical/Audio Issues: means that there is some graphical or sound issue
- Doesn’t Boot: the game didn't even open in DuckStation
- Crashs In-Game: at some point the game crashes
- Unknown: unknown problem
If the game you want to play is not on the list, it does not mean that the game does not work on
DuckStation. It just means that it has not been fully tested and therefore they have not included it in the list yet. The recommendation, in this case, is that you test the game you are interested in yourself.
Oh, and some games with Portuguese translations may also not work 100% on
DuckStation, okay?
The complete list, updated in real time, is below but you can access the original file
clicking here.
About DuckStation for Android
The Duckstation from Android is the emulator from PS1 most versatile currently available. It offers a variety of features such as 4K upscaling, Widescreen hack and even integration with an achievement system. All this completely free of charge.
DuckStation focuses on gameplay and speed, with the goal of being as accurate as possible while maintaining performance across a wide range of devices. The default configuration is intended to support all playable games with only a few of the enhancements having compatibility issues. 64-bit CPUs are required for maximum performance using the recompiler.
