Kula World Recompilation

About

The listed region is Europe and it is a one-player game. You must own the original game and provide your own supported disc image.

Getting started

Provide your own supported disc image and run the Windows setup host, which collects the required local inputs and builds the game on your computer. Release 0.3.0 supports Windows x64, and Linux and macOS release jobs are deferred. Developers can instead generate the game with the psxrecomp command line tool and build the runtime with CMake.

Known issues & limitations

• Public v0.3.0 can request the wrong executable after the first local build; v0.3.3 source uses the corrected executable name, but automatic relaunch from the exact ZIP is still a release gate.
• The Linux and macOS release jobs are deferred; the current supported release is Windows x64.
• The next-platform packages are candidates until they pass setup, startup, responsiveness, and clean-exit checks.

What you need to run it

Features

• Release 0.3.0 supports Windows x64.
• A future release targets Linux x64, macOS Apple Silicon ARM64, and macOS Intel x64, but those packages are still candidates.

How to install

1. Run the title standalone using the release zip and the built-in Generate & Build flow.

Media

AI assistance

• The ports are developed by a hobbyist with substantial AI assistance, and changes are validated before shipping.

Additional notes

Relaunch fix

Public v0.3.0 can request the wrong executable after the first local build, and the v0.3.3 source corrects this.

FAQ

What is Kula World Recompilation?

Kula World Recompilation is an open-source recompilation of Kula World. The original game's compiled code translated into a native program for a new platform, usually a PC port.

Do I need the original game files to run Kula World Recompilation?

Yes. The project does not include the original game's assets, so you need your own copy.

How is Kula World Recompilation licensed?

project: GPL-3.0-only (portfolio-owned source, scripts, configuration, and documentation); PSXRecomp: PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0 (PSXRecomp); Recomp-UI: MIT (Recomp-UI). The repository itself is the authoritative source.