Stable, Beta, Test
Three words, defined once. Nothing here is a resolution or a frame rate.
Dashboard
One screen for the whole library: what we track, what the status chips mean, and where each title stands tonight.
At a glance
Titles in the app
400+
400+
Status chips
Stable
Stable
Updated
Every build
Every build
Games included
None — own your library
None — own your library
Featured titles and their current chips
| Title | Status | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Astro Bot | Stable | Astro Bot on Vesper |
| Marvel's Spider-Man 2 | Stable | Spider-Man 2 on Vesper |
| God of War Ragnarök | Stable | God of War Ragnarök on Vesper |
| Demon's Souls | Stable | Demon's Souls on Vesper |
| Returnal | Stable | Returnal on Vesper |
| Stellar Blade | Stable | Stellar Blade on Vesper |
| Kena: Bridge of Spirits | Stable | Kena on Vesper |
| Sackboy: A Big Adventure | Stable | Sackboy on Vesper |
| Final Fantasy VII Rebirth | Stable | FF7 Rebirth on Vesper |
| Rise of the Ronin | Stable | Rise of the Ronin on Vesper |
What the dashboard is
The dashboard is the compatibility view inside the Vesper Windows app, mirrored here so you can read it before you download anything. It lists the PlayStation 5 titles we actively track and the status each one earned on real builds.
There is no scoring, no star rating, and no leaderboard. A title is either comfortable to play, rough but playable, or still breaking. That is the whole vocabulary, and the status page explains exactly where the lines sit.
Vesper ships with zero games. The dashboard describes how your own discs and your own installs behave once they are added to the launcher.
How a title earns its chip
Every status comes from booting the title on ordinary Windows desktops, not from a wishlist. We look for the same handful of things each time:
- Does it reach the title screen and a save file without a crash?
- Can you finish a long session rather than a two-minute demo?
- Do audio, video, and DualSense input stay in sync?
- Does it survive a build update without regressing?
When any of those fail often enough, the chip moves down. Statuses go backwards sometimes, and we would rather publish a demotion than keep a flattering label.
Reading the list honestly
A Stable chip is not a promise of 4K or 60 frames per second. It means the title holds together on hardware that meets the recommended spec, with the usual early-emulator rough edges.
Your result will still depend on your CPU, your GPU driver, and which build you installed this week. Emulation is demanding, and Vesper is early software by its own description.
Questions
How many PS5 games does Vesper track?
The Windows app holds 400+ titles with a status chip on each tile. This site details a smaller featured set in full prose, and the app carries the rest.
Is the compatibility list honest?
That is the point of it. Statuses are based on real builds and are demoted when a title regresses. We publish no resolution or frame-rate promises at all.
Do I need to own the game to see its status?
No. Reading the dashboard is free and needs nothing installed. Actually booting a title requires the PS5 game you already own.
How often does the dashboard change?
With each Vesper build. Early emulation moves quickly, so a title you tested a month ago may sit in a different bracket now.
Get Vesper for Windows
Free installer for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11.