Metroid Dread — recompiled for PC, v0.2.0

You need your own dumped copy of Metroid Dread 2.1.0: setup asks for it and builds the game on your PC.

New

Skip any cutscene (Gameplay, off by default): hold − for a moment, or press + then −, to skip any cutscene
the game lets you skip, even the first time, and the story pages at the start of a new game. A "Hold (−) to skip"
prompt in the game's own font shows in the top-left corner (OpenGL and Native Vulkan).
FPS counter toggle (Play screen > Gameplay, and the in-game menu).
Add to Steam (Play screen): adds the game to Steam as a non-Steam game, with its icon.
New program icon.
Mouse free aim while the aim button is held.

30 FPS cutscenes no longer stutter: their frames are now shown at an even 33.3 ms (they ranged 17–42 ms on
high-refresh screens).
4× resolution lighting: no more dotted grid in the glow.
Audio: the game's reverb effect is now emulated (sounds sent to it used to play dry and 4× too loud).

performance.txt now lists every frame over 50 ms (was 120 ms) with where the time went. Please include it with
bug reports about stutter.

The game itself uses about 2.7 GB of memory, plus about 1 GB for the runtime, code and graphics driver:
8 GB of RAM recommended. 4 GB PCs run but pause much longer on loads.
OpenGL 4.3 graphics. Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics holds 60 FPS in most of the game at 1×.

DISCLAIMER: AI was used.