Orbital PS4 emulator for Android OS
Description
Orbital is a virtualization-based Play Station 4 Emulator for Android and Linux that is under heavy development (see also MacOS, iOS and Windows version).
It can boot most PS4 commercial games. Do not expect to play all games with best performance.
It is also open-source and is a low-level emulator.
Decryption with SAMU is “emulated” by hashing encrypted input blobs and returning decrypted blobs previously obtained from the actual console.
No keys were dumped, no keys will be dumped. More importantly: we don’t need them, so this project does not target SAMU.
Kernel ELFs generated from memory dumps will not work since writable segments might have been modified into a state where booting is not possible.
Please generate proper binaries offline by decrypting ELF segments with SAMU on your actual console, not by dumping memory.
Features
This project is not ready for end users. No binaries are provided, so you must build each of the three components (BIOS, GRUB, QEMU) yourself.
Furthermore, configuring the emulator to do something will be hard, as you will need to dump and decrypt the entire PS4 filesystem and sflash, including the kernel.
You might find hints on how to do this in the few scattered .sh files in this repo.
The experimental version is aviable on the link below.
System requirements
| OS version | Android 8 (or higher) |
| CPU | Octa core 2.0 GHz+ |
| RAM | 6 GB (8 GB recommended) |
| Disk space | 62 MB |
Update
•Implemented Liverpool GC/Starsha
•Implemented IH ringbuffer
•Implemented Command Processor
•Processing SAMU commands (30% completed)
•Vulkan backend for GFX engine
Install
- Open this link on your browser and download BIOS file: https://apkod.com/download-category/bios/
- Move the BIOS file (part 1 and part 2) on the following directory in your device: /android/data/com.cobesoft.build22/bios/ (if this folder doesn’t exist please create it)
- Open this link on your browser and download Data file: https://apkod.com/download-category/data/
- Move the Data .obb file (part 1 and part 2) on the following directory in your device: /android/data/com.cobesoft.build22/data/
- Launch the app
