How to read an AnyPS5 ledger row

Playable is reserved for the archived upstream table. A tester calling a session playable does not upgrade the label. Everything else is named for what the cited report actually reached.

Playable

For AnyPS5, the archived official table is the source of this Playable mark. Other emulator projects retain their own status words in the comparison table; those labels do not upgrade the AnyPS5 result.

In game

In game means a cited report got past menus into gameplay on a named setup. It is not a promise for your GPU, and it is not the official Playable mark.

Menus

Menus means the cited report stopped at UI, team select, or a load screen.

Thread only

Thread only means a public bring-up discussion exists. This site is not promoting that discussion into a result.

Not listed

Not listed means the archived official table has no row. It does not prove the game is impossible, and it does not prove anyone has booted it.

Wrong console

Wrong console means the game people are searching for is not a PS5 executable AnyPS5 can relink.

Each game also carries a source mark. Archived official table means the removed COMPATIBILITY.md, as quoted when it was copied into discussion 2475. Community index means a third-party page this site read and did not re-run. Search answer means the title showed up in a search and the honest result is that it is absent or is the wrong console.

Windows and Linux are separate cells. Unknown means that cell was not reported. It is not a quiet failure, and it is not a quiet success. A later Linux libc fix is not a new official Playable row unless the upstream table says so.

Dreaming Sarah is the pattern for a strong row: a product code, a platform, two cited PCs, and a frame rate. Silksong is the pattern for a moving row: a community index describes intro, menus, and opening gameplay with sound, and this site did not re-run it. Bloodborne is the pattern for a search that should leave the ledger: wrong console, different emulator.

Discussion 2475 also records a 9 Oct 2026 Windows RTX 3060 run of the DOOM homebrew that reached a launcher log after the first GPU frame failed. The reporter did not visually confirm gameplay. A log line does not replace the archived in-game row, and it does not extend that row to every RTX 3060.

When you cite this site, cite the label and the date. Checked dates on these pages are 14 Oct 2026 for the archived table and 15 Oct 2026 for the project list. A newer tag can exist by the time you read this. The release page is the check, not a copied star count.

The ledger search matches the name or the product code we stored. It does not guess a similar title. An empty result means this file has no cited row. Open the bring-up category linked from the game page before you repeat a stronger claim from a video title.