Quiver Launcher Catalog Lists Hundreds of Console PC Ports
Quiver Launcher is expanding access to community-developed PC ports, recompilations, and game recreations through a searchable online catalog that brings hundreds of projects together in one place.
Available at quiverlauncher.com, the platform helps players discover unofficial ports without searching individual GitHub repositories.
According to the official Quiver Launcher website, the catalog includes projects such as Zelda 64: Recompiled, Ship of Harkinian, Mario Kart 64: Recompiled, Banjo: Recompiled, Perfect Dark PC Port, and several Sonic projects.
The accompanying open-source launcher allows users to browse projects, manage installations, and download available releases directly from GitHub or GitLab.
Quiver Launcher supports Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android, although individual projects may only work on specific operating systems.
Users can filter the catalog by platform, original console, and project type. Community feedback also helps identify whether a particular release runs successfully or experiences technical problems.
The project has evolved beyond its original launcher functionality, with a dedicated website providing additional discovery and catalog management features.
While the growing directory contains hundreds of entries, not every listed project represents a completed or fully playable native PC port. Some are experimental recompilations, compatibility tools, emulators, or projects still under development.
Certain ports also require players to provide files from legally obtained copies of the original games, and availability varies between repositories.
Quiver Launcher is free and open source, with its application code available through the developer's GitHub repository.
The platform is an independent community resource rather than an official distribution service operated by console manufacturers or game publishers.
