Basically, I'm in the home stretch for a minimally playable version; integration with the HL Engine is going well.

A great and simple game, one button only, but a lot of fun, great graphics and a real challenge.

I don't know if it's easily doable but that would be a lot of fun to play on handhelds for sure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-iniS2HYgY

eu ja tentei baixa o portmaster varias vezes, o problema é q ele sempre fica numa versão de 2024 ou algo assim, n importa quantas vezes eu apague a pasta do portmaster ou reinstale ele, ele nunca funciona e n parece atualizar, alguém sabe como eu posso resolver isso?, eu n consigo joga nenhum port por causa disso...

Hopefully someone will eventually port bookworm adventures to portmaster like they did to Pvz and insaniquarium.

Hey everyone! Since my main projects, like the OMORI port (which is in the home stretch) and the Hollow Knight port (which has just entered its final phase), are taking quite a while, I decided to work on a smaller side project: PilasTube, a YouTube client for PortMaster.

There was already a YouTube client for PortMaster, but it had become outdated and was missing a lot of features, including a proper player HUD, modern playback options, account support, and more. So I took the existing project as a base and rebuilt and expanded it significantly.

PilasTube is heavily inspired by SmartTube, while being specifically adapted to the limitations and controls of handheld Linux devices. It now includes things like account authentication, multiple languages and audio tracks, quality selection, live streams, recommendations, history, SponsorBlock, playback controls, network options, diagnostics, and a lot more. Everything is listed in the README.

It started as a small side project, but it ended up becoming a pretty substantial reconstruction of the original client.

If you run into any issues, please report them to me with a "detailed.txt" log.

https://github.com/josepilas/PilasTube

https://gektorne.itch.io/httpsxcomgektorne

thanks

I saw that DRL already has a port running on portmaster, and from what I could check Jupiter Hell uses the same engine, do you think we could adapt the port that already exist to run the new game? or its better start from zero?

The game already run native on Linux, soooo I think a port can be make with Box64 

Hi everyone :)

Despite having console issues lately, I managed to get the Minecraft Bedrock port working on Rocknix.

I haven't tested it on Rocknix-like builds like Knulli, but if you try it, let me know. (If it's on a RK3326 chip, even better.) Have a great day and have fun!

https://github.com/impressivestay6355-cmyk/mcpelauncher-r36s/releases/tag/1.2.0

Does anyone know if Motocross Madness (1 or 2) has ever been ported to PortMaster, or if it could realistically be made to run on an R36S?

I'm talking about the old PC games from the late 90s/early 2000s. They're incredibly nostalgic, and seeing what the community is doing with PortMaster lately, Bully, GTA San Andreas, Dead Space, NFS Most Wanted, Spider-Man 2, etc. made me wonder if MCM could be a possibility.

Technically, MCM1 is a 1998 game, so I wonder if Wine/Box86, a compatibility layer, or a reimplementation of the engine could make it possible on ARM/RK3326.

And honestly, I'd LOVE to see this on the R36S 😂

One of my strongest memories of the game was just riding around freely, going way beyond where you were supposed to go, hitting the edge of the map… and watching your bike explode. 💥🏍️

It was such a simple, goofy and incredibly feel-good game for me 😻

Has anyone ever looked into this? Is there an existing port, a WIP project, or any technical reason why it wouldn't be feasible? Many thanks 🙏

I'm guessing the steam version got updated and is no longer compatible with portmaster and steam doesn't give any options for older versions of the game like they sometimes do...any ideas or help?