Torzu 2024-05-31

Github binary downloads are below if you don't want to download from mega.nz. Note that these will be gone if this mirror gets taken down.

Changelog

• Updated Vulkan submodules to fix VRAM leaks and TOTK crashes on Steam Deck
• Cherry-picked several changes from Sudachi (fixes Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)

Windows build

• torzu 2024-05-31 amd64 windows.zip

To use, extract all files to a location and execute yuzu.exe.

Linux builds

• Flatpak (recommended): torzu 2024-05-31 amd64 linux.flatpak
• AppImage (experimental): torzu 2024-05-31 amd64 linux.AppImage
• Archive with dependencies: torzu 2024-05-31 amd64 linux.tar.zst

Flatpak (recommended)

I recommend using the Flatpak version as it's the easiest, most reliable and most convenient to install and use.
It is installable via GUI on most systems, alternatively can be installed via flatpak install ~/Downloads/"torzu 2024-05-31 amd64 linux.flatpak".
Archive with dependencies

AppImage (experimental)

This is an experimental new option. Please report back if it doesn't run on your system.

Archive with dependencies

If you don't want to use flatpak, this archive contains the build of Torzu + all needed dependencies (except video drivers). It contains several methods to run the emulator. It's best to try them in the order

1. ./yuzu: Attempts to load libraries from system, rarely works out of the box
2. ./yuzu.sh: Tries to load bundled libraries, works in most scenarios
3. ./yuzu-bwrap.sh: Same as 2. but blocks loading of system-wide Qt5 plugins to avoid potential conflicts

Torzu 2024-05-14

Changelog

• Implemented safer and faster way to get current mirror URL
• Cleaned up web service reminiscents
• Added experimental AppImage build

Windows build

• torzu 2024-05-14 amd64 windows.zip

To use, extract all files to a location and execute yuzu.exe.

Linux builds

• Flatpak (recommended): torzu 2024-05-14 amd64 linux.flatpak
• AppImage (experimental): torzu 2024-05-14 amd64 linux.AppImage
• Archive with dependencies: torzu 2024-05-14 amd64 linux.tar.zst

Flatpak (recommended)

I recommend using the Flatpak version as it's the easiest, most reliable and most convenient to install and use.
It is installable via GUI on most systems, alternatively can be installed via flatpak install ~/Downloads/"torzu 2024-05-14 amd64 linux.flatpak".
Archive with dependencies

AppImage (experimental)

This is an experimental new option. Please report back if it doesn't run on your system.

Archive with dependencies

If you don't want to use flatpak, this archive contains the build of Torzu + all needed dependencies (except video drivers). It contains several methods to run the emulator. It's best to try them in the order

1. ./yuzu: Attempts to load libraries from system, rarely works out of the box
2. ./yuzu.sh: Tries to load bundled libraries, works in most scenarios
3. ./yuzu-bwrap.sh: Same as 2. but blocks loading of system-wide Qt5 plugins to avoid potential conflicts

Torzu 2024-05-08

Changelog

• Fixed controller UI being cut off at the bottom
• Added menu option under "About" to open to current mirror repository in browser
• Added Windows build

Windows build

• torzu 2024-05-08 amd64 windows.zip

To use, extract all files to a location and execute yuzu.exe.

Linux builds

• Flatpak (recommended): torzu 2024-05-08 amd64 linux.flatpak
• Archive with dependencies: torzu 2024-05-08 amd64 linux.tar.zst

Flatpak (recommended)

I recommend using the Flatpak version as it's the easiest and most convenient to install and use.
Installable via GUI on most systems, alternatively can be installed via flatpak install ~/Downloads/"torzu 2024-05-08 amd64 linux.flatpak".
Archive with dependencies

Archive with dependencies

If you don't want to use flatpak, this archive contains the build of Torzu + all needed dependencies (except video drivers). It contains several methods to run the emulator. It's best to try them in the order

1. ./yuzu: Attempts to load libraries from system, rarely works out of the box
2. ./yuzu.sh: Tries to load bundled libraries, works in most scenarios
3. ./yuzu-bwrap.sh: Same as 2. but blocks loading of system-wide Qt5 plugins to avoid potential conflicts

Torzu 2024-04-28

Changelog

• Added option to optimize generated SPIR-V shaders via spirv-opt
• Added option to synchronize CPU clock to render speed limit
• Added option to launch home menu from Switch firmware
• Fixed crash when switching away from null graphics per-game
• Minor improvements and additions

Linux builds

• Flatpak (recommended): torzu 2024-04-28.flatpak
• Archive with dependencies: torzu 2024-04-28.tar.zst
• Single executable (built on Debian Sid): torzu 2024-04-28.elf

Flatpak

I recommend using the Flatpak version as it's the easiest and most convenient to install and use.
Installable via GUI on most systems, alternatively can be installed via flatpak install ~/Downloads/torzu*.flatpak.

Archive with dependencies

If you don't want to use flatpak, this archive contains the build of Torzu + all needed dependencies (except video drivers). It contains several methods to run the emulator. It's best to try them in the order given:

1. ./yuzu: Attempts to load libraries from system, same as Single executable method, rarely works out of the box.
2. ./yuzu.sh: Try to load bundled libraries, works in most setups
3. ./yuzu-bwrap.sh: Same as 2. but blocks loading of system-wide Qt5 plugins

Single executable

Typically useless unless you happen to have all the dependencies of the right version installed on your system.