The Windows installer
A plain Windows installer. Download it, run it, open Vesper — and nothing else comes along for the ride.
A free Windows installer, and a short list of what arrives with it and what does not.
A free Windows installer for an early PlayStation 5 emulator. Run it like any other program on 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 and Vesper opens into its night-mode launcher.
There is no account, no payment, no trial, and no second installer to chase afterwards. The installer page covers the handful of steps.
Those four omissions are deliberate and permanent rather than gaps waiting to be filled.
Check the two hard requirements: an x64 CPU with AVX2 and a GPU that reaches Vulkan 1.3 on a current driver. The spec page covers both, and neither can be worked around.
If your machine passes, the download costs nothing and the play-on-Windows walkthrough takes you from installer to first boot.
Yes, for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11, with no account and no payment.
No. Vesper includes, sells, and streams nothing. The 400+ titles in the app are compatibility records for games you own.
Not yet. Windows on Arm, macOS, and Linux are unsupported today.
An x64 CPU with AVX2, a Vulkan 1.3-capable GPU with a current driver, your own PS5UPDATE.PUP, and the games you already own.
Free installer for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11.