Spine emulator for PC Windows
| Project | Spine emulator |
| Developer | spinedev |
| OS | Windows |
| Category | Emulator |
| License | Open source |
Content summary
- Info
- Highlights
- System requirements
- Last update
- Download
- How to install
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Other versions
Info
Spine is a PS4 emulator developed for PC compatible with Windows, that allows Play Station 4 games to work on computer desktop devices.
The project is largely developed in private by a single developer, spinedev.
Highlights
Spine’s first public demo was the first to launch commercial games.
More builds have since been released which supports many more commercial titles; its authenticity was verified by AlexAltea, an early contributor to RPCS3 and maintainer of Orbital.
Spine emulator can runs most of the PS4 exclusive titles on high-end systems with some bugs/glitches as it is still in beta.
Little is known about the project at this time, but what we do know is that it’s expected to run on Unix-likes, and can boot PS4 games with low graphics.
It is still being worked on although it is in early stages.
You can now play PS4 games on Windows at variable frame rates with a smooth experience as most of the titles can now run at 60 FPS and beyond.
All components & plugins of Spine emulator is open source except the core executable.
The advanced settings menu lets users tune in-game resolution, add post-processing effects, and extend visual enhancement features.
Spine emulator uses SPIR-V for hardware-accelerated virtualization – it is a low-level shader language used in the Vulkan graphics API.
The current state of Spine emulator at booting decrypted kernels can be followed in the issue tracker: both PS4 4.55 and 5.00 have been tested.
System requirements
The following table lists the minimum system requirements for running this application:
| OS | Windows 7 (or newer) |
| CPU | Octa core 2.0 GHz (or higher) |
| RAM | 8 GB (12 GB recommended) |
| GPU | GTX 1080 (or higher) |
| Storage | 128 MB (or more) |
The performance may vary depending on hardware configuration, so you must comply with the recommended requirements to run the app with the best experience on your device.
There will be frequent releases which you can get from the downloads section on the link button below.
Last update
This app is from a third-party developer, so an automatic update won’t be available.
You will need to manually update the app by removing the old version and installing the new version.
This version implements the following features:
- Statically linked binary with no dependencies except GL and SDL2
- Additional rightstick keys for laptop keyboards
- Support simple compute shader, compute ring, cube maps
- Use Direct Input to emulate pad
- Fixed God of War 4 crashes
All the updates have the latest fixes and optimizations, but their constantly changing nature means that little testing has been done on them and unknown bugs may appear.
Download
The latest version of this app is available on the link button below.
| Name | spine-emulator |
| Format | ZIP |
| Size | 50.7 MB |
| Version | Latest |
| Step | Experimental |
Install
- Download the .zip archive
- Extract the .zip archive on a folder
- Select the folder containing the extracted file
- Open the file .exe as administrator
- Press install button
- Launch the software
- Read the other instructions on the .txt file
FAQ
This guide/tutorial answers the following questions:
- How to install Spine emulator on Windows?
- How to play PS4 games on Windows?
- Can I run PS4 emulator on Windows?
- How to download Spine emulator PC?
- Is Spine emulator safe?
- Is there a PS4 emulator for PC?
- Is Spine emulator legal?
Other versions
This application may be compatible with the following operating system:
| Android | Download |
| iOS | Not aviable |
| Mac OS | Not aviable |
| Linux | Not aviable |