Windows x64
Users on Windows 10 or 11 who want the newest test build.
Download options
Choose the right Ryujinx Canary or Stable build
Pick a channel and platform, then download the project-published asset directly from git.ryujinx.app.
Version channel
Use Stable first if you are unsure. Choose Canary when you need a newer fix and accept that fresh builds can introduce new issues.
Fast updates
Canary build
Best for testing recent changes, newer fixes, or platform-specific regressions mentioned in release notes.
Recommended first
Stable build
Better for most new users because updates arrive more slowly and are easier to reason about.
Canary release cards
Canary platform options
Windows x64 alternate archive
Windows users who prefer a compact archive format.
Linux x64
Desktop Linux users who can run AppImage or archive builds.
Linux ARM64
ARM64 Linux users who need an ARM package.
macOS universal
Mac users on Apple Silicon or Intel machines.
Stable release cards
Stable platform options
Windows x64
Most new Windows users who prefer slower, safer updates.
Linux x64 / Steam Deck
Linux and SteamOS users who prefer a stable package first.
macOS universal
Mac users who want a calmer update channel.
Windows x64
Most Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs should start with x64. ARM64 is only for systems that explicitly need it and when the release page lists a matching build.
Linux and Steam Deck
Steam Deck uses SteamOS, so this MVP treats it as a Linux target. Prefer AppImage or the Linux archive listed by the project source.
macOS
Check whether the release page separates Apple Silicon and Intel packages. Pick the one matching your Mac.
Steam Deck
Use the Linux guidance first. This MVP intentionally avoids deep Steam Deck manager setup instructions.
Download safety checklist
- Check the domain before trusting a file.
- Prefer project-controlled asset URLs or release pages.
- Match the file name and platform before opening anything.
- Avoid ad-style buttons and bundled download managers.
- Do not install extra tools that a release page did not require.
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