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This is an automated list of games known to have ARM executables on [[Windows]] PCs, so that they'll run better on [[ARM]] tablets, Raspberry Pi, and M1 Macs. | This is an automated list of games known to have ARM executables on [[Windows]] PCs, so that they'll run better on [[ARM]] tablets, Raspberry Pi, and M1 Macs. | ||
− | Many of these games are supported on Windows RT, although | + | Many of these games are supported on Windows RT, especially those released in 2016 or earlier (though it's not a 1:1 correlation); although many games may require Windows 10/11 to run. |
Since all Windows 10 and Windows 11 ARM builds are ARM64 (aarch64) and can run both ARM32 and ARM64 apps, there is no current need to distinguish between ARM32 and ARM64 games. Likewise, no Windows games have ever been known to be ARM-exclusive, and all such games also have x86 or x86-64 versions available as well. | Since all Windows 10 and Windows 11 ARM builds are ARM64 (aarch64) and can run both ARM32 and ARM64 apps, there is no current need to distinguish between ARM32 and ARM64 games. Likewise, no Windows games have ever been known to be ARM-exclusive, and all such games also have x86 or x86-64 versions available as well. | ||
− | For practical reasons, games that rely on <i>Windows Subsystem for Android</i> are excluded from this list. | + | For practical reasons, games that rely on <i>[[Windows Subsystem for Android]]</i> are excluded from this list. |
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Latest revision as of 17:36, 30 May 2023
This is an automated list of games known to have ARM executables on Windows PCs, so that they'll run better on ARM tablets, Raspberry Pi, and M1 Macs.
Many of these games are supported on Windows RT, especially those released in 2016 or earlier (though it's not a 1:1 correlation); although many games may require Windows 10/11 to run.
Since all Windows 10 and Windows 11 ARM builds are ARM64 (aarch64) and can run both ARM32 and ARM64 apps, there is no current need to distinguish between ARM32 and ARM64 games. Likewise, no Windows games have ever been known to be ARM-exclusive, and all such games also have x86 or x86-64 versions available as well.
For practical reasons, games that rely on Windows Subsystem for Android are excluded from this list.
Auto-populated list
Native support
Total number of games: 529
Hackable support
For instance source ports that make it possible to convert a normally non-ARM game to ARM.
Total number of games: 17