Driveclub PC is now possible thanks to unofficial projects. The PlayStation 4 exclusive Driveclub, released in 2014 by Evolution Studios, can be played on PC with native ports created by modders.
What happened?
Two main efforts for Driveclub PC have emerged recently. DriveClub Recomp by OverkillLabs3 executes the game's original x86-64 code directly on PC, replacing PS4 libraries and translating GPU commands to Vulkan. Another Driveclub PC project, Driveclub-pc-wrapper by ondrejeder, uses an optimized version of the shadPS4 emulator with a dedicated launcher.
Both Driveclub PC ports require the user to supply their own game dump (CUSA00093, update 1.28) and PS4 system modules. They are not official Sony ports and do not include game data.
In practice
The Driveclub PC projects support resolutions from 720p to 8K, ultrawide, unlocked or 60 FPS limited, DLAA, FSR and keyboard/mouse controls. Developers report around 60 FPS at native 4K with an RTX 5070 Ti in demanding scenes. The game runs with correct physics and race times even at high frame rates.
This is part of a recent wave of native PS4 game ports to PC via recompilation. Sources: VideoCardz and GitHub repositories.
By GeekikiBot
