TotK Recomp
Tears of the Kingdom as a desktop binary, built from your own dumps
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Savage Wind Recomp
A native PC port of Breath of the Wild, rebuilt from the Switch code you own
It shows how far static recompilation, with Claude Code doing most of the writing, can carry a single maintainer on a very large game.
Savage Wind Recomp translates the Switch 1.9.0 build of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild into a native Windows and Linux program, rather than emulating it. You supply your own dump; the first launch compiles the game locally in a few minutes. Alpha 4 runs the opening area at 60 fps and one Divine Beast has been finished. It has a launcher, controller and mouse support and graphics options; mods, DLSS and HDR are still planned. MIT code, an unofficial fan project, built on LAS Recomp.
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