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v2.0 — raylib engine, native launch screen, Steam Deck AppImage
Bring your own ROM — Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (USA) is the only user-supplied file; the launch BIOS is bundled (clean-room emibios, LGPL-3.0-or-later, committed at bios/).
New in v2.0
- Native raylib engine and launch screen — the V2 backend replaces the SDL/recomp-ui stack. The launch screen has box art, a native ROM picker, and drag-and-drop; the in-game settings menu is now raygui with Display, Graphics, Audio, Save states, and Assist sections.
- Steam Deck / SteamOS AppImage — built in a pinned Debian 12 container (glibc 2.35 floor), with Game Mode defaults (borderless fullscreen and the resize-driven widescreen view). It unpacks to a writable XDG data directory; updating the AppImage keeps the ROM pick, settings, and saves.
- Shader and frame stack — MMPX edge smoothing, sharp scaling, pixel grid, LCD subpixel grille, LCD boost, dither, and deband, plus frame interpolation and LCD ghosting. Each is toggleable in the in-game menu.
- Fast-forward 2–10x — hold
Tab,2, or the right trigger, or tap the on-screenFFpill to latch it. The speed is set in Assist and persists across sessions. - Widescreen — validated up to 448 px on desktop; Android uses a density-scaled expanded view.
- Android controllers and touch — built-in, USB, and Bluetooth pads work label-wise; the pad's menu/center button, the Back key, or a touch long-press / three-finger tap opens the settings menu. Android
versionCodeis now 2. - Save states — slot selector, save, load, and resume under Save states, alongside cartridge saves.
- Strict fully-static execution — zero interpreter fallback on executed paths, kept there by the self-healing coverage loop.
- ROM-free release pipeline — tag pushes only create the draft shell; the artifacts are built and verified on the maintainer's machine. No ROM or retail BIOS material is uploaded to GitHub.
Artifacts
| Artifact | What | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|
FFTARecomp-v2.0-linux-x64.zip |
Linux x64 (extract → run → pick ROM) | fdfee8c7cd572f66825520e68be178428a6d002e348702970593857562cef24a |
FFTARecomp-v2.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage |
Steam Deck / SteamOS, glibc 2.35+ | 25bae8617091369c4a7e58465964d86808fdd998dfc9a43c1a039c0c5d41eb03 |
FFTARecomp-v2.0-windows-x64.zip |
Windows 10+ x64, statically linked | bef4b57935d49ae25005a85c56165adf29c2fb6fc46b6aca5482f36b535e639e |
FFTARecomp-v2.0-android-arm64-v8a.apk |
Android 9+ (API 28), arm64-v8a | 09858a46c2ae5a5e1cd2c24f24784403e87b2f5569f6709ac9f52c23d940c245 |
- The Linux zip and AppImage are built in a pinned Debian 12 container (glibc 2.35 floor); the Windows build is a static executable. Linux needs the standard OpenGL/X11 stack, which desktops already ship.
- The ROM is hash-verified at launch (SHA-1
4ac05441…); a mismatch means the dump is not the expected USA ROM. - The APK is debug-signed (tracked open decision). If an existing install was signed with a different key, uninstall it and reinstall; back up the 64 KiB
ffta_us.savfirst if needed. - The AppImage needs FUSE. Without it, use
APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN=1or--appimage-extract-and-run. - Every executed path is strict fully-static (zero interpreter fallback), kept that way by the self-healing coverage loop.
Experimental preview — back up important saves. Unofficial, non-commercial preservation project; not affiliated with Square Enix or Nintendo.
Full Changelog: v1.6...v2.0