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Dora64 1.0.5 — Windows / Linux + Android 1.0.3
Native port of Doraemon: Nobita to 3tsu no Seireiseki for Nintendo 64, created using N64Recomp and N64ModernRuntime.
This release includes Windows/Linux 1.0.5 and Android 1.0.3.
Features
- Japanese, Russian and English game text, including the bundled localization textures.
- Widescreen, modern camera, higher display frame rates, autosave, remappable controls and optional cheats.
- All three archives include the short Russian and English collectible walkthroughs.
- ROMs are not included. An original Japanese
.z64ROM is required.
What's new on Windows and Linux — 1.0.5
- The port settings menu now scales with the window height, using 720p as the baseline. Text, buttons and dialogs remain proportionate at higher resolutions.
- FPS, autosave and cheat notifications use the same scaling.
- Updated shared renderer/runtime dependencies as part of the Android integration. Desktop keyboard, mouse and gamepad controls are retained.
- Added Graphics → Character LOD distance, adjustable from 1x to 5x, separately from object draw distance.
Android — 1.0.3
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Improved compatibility across Adreno, Mali and Maleoon GPUs, fixing missing textures, CPU-drawn text and framebuffer artifacts; persistent shader caching speeds up repeat launches.
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New installs and the Modern profile now use Original frame rate; Display and Manual remain available.
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Android 1.0.1 explicitly identifies the app as a game, fixing automatic game-center detection on the tested device.
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Native ARM64 port with ROM selection through the Android document picker.
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Gamepad support and multitouch controls, including modern/classic camera gestures.
The 1.0.3 candidate also passed the same two-level test on eight devices, including touch/gamepad, dialogues, minimize/restore and shader-cache reuse, with no bugs or crashes reported. Performance varies by device; heavy translucent effects and high rendering resolutions can still reduce FPS. Device test results.
Installation
Windows / Linux: download and extract the complete archive, including the assets folder. Put your original Japanese .z64 ROM beside the executable; any filename is accepted.
Android: extract Dora64-1.0.3-Android-arm64.zip, install the included APK and select your original Japanese .z64 ROM on first launch. Localization assets are built into the APK.
Running the game
Windows x64: run Dora64.exe. Runtime DLLs are included; Windows 11 is the primary tested platform.
Linux x86_64: run ./Dora64. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or a compatible newer system, SDL2, GTK3, libstdc++ and a Vulkan-capable graphics driver.
Android ARM64: launch Dora64. Requires Android 7.0 or newer, a 64-bit ARM device and Vulkan support. Open the Port menu for language, graphics, camera and touch settings.
More detailed installation information is available in each archive's README.txt. SHA-256 checksums for all three archives are provided in SHA256SUMS.txt.
Windows/Linux archives remain built from commit 1b65e00. Android 1.0.3 is built from commit 680d81f. This existing release page has been updated in place; the original v1.0.4 tag is unchanged.
Dora64 1.0.3
Native PC port of Doraemon: Nobita to 3tsu no Seireiseki for Nintendo 64, created using N64Recomp and N64ModernRuntime.
Features
- Japanese, Russian and English game text.
- Widescreen, modern camera, higher display frame rates, autosave and PC settings.
- Both archives include the short Russian and English collectible walkthroughs.
- ROMs are not included. Place your original Japanese
.z64ROM beside the executable; any filename is accepted.
Installation
Download and extract the complete archive, including the assets folder, then put your original Japanese .z64 ROM beside the executable.
ROMs are not included.
Both short collectible walkthroughs are included in the archive.
Running the game
Windows x64: run Dora64.exe.
Linux x86_64: run ./Dora64.
Linux requires Ubuntu 24.04 or a compatible newer system, SDL2, GTK3, libstdc++ and a Vulkan-capable graphics driver.
More detailed information is available in README.txt.