DisruptorRecomp

A native PC recompilation of Disruptor (PlayStation, 1996)

Quick start

1. Download from Releases:
   • Windows: run DisruptorRecomp-win-Setup.exe
   • Windows, without installing: unpack DisruptorRecomp-win-Portable.zip and run Disruptor Recompiled.exe
   • Linux x64: download DisruptorRecomp.AppImage, make it executable and run it:
     chmod +x DisruptorRecomp.AppImage
2. Drop your Disruptor (USA, SLUS-00224) disc image on the launcher it opens
3. Press Play

No game data is included - a French, German or Japanese disc of yours can give the game its language

Launcher

• Drop your disc image on the window and press Play
• Updates install with one click and keep your saves and settings
• Sign in to RetroAchievements and the game counts its 52 achievements

Display How the game fills your screen	Enhancements Smoother motion and a steadier picture
Controls Mouse, gamepad, weapon and psionic keys	Keys and buttons Click an action, press the new key
Achievements Sign in to RetroAchievements, choose how unlocks show	Audio Volume, the bass, muting in the background

Settings

	Setting	Default	What it changes
Picture	Internal resolution scale	4x	Up to 8x the original resolution
	Aspect ratio	4:3	16:9, 21:9, 32:9 or the window's shape
	Anti-aliasing (MSAA / SSAA)	Off	Smoother edges
	Movie filter	Smooth	Movies drawn smoothly at your screen's size, without their square blocks
Motion	60 FPS gameplay	On	The game runs at up to 60 FPS instead of 30
	In-between frames	Off	Adds frames for smoother motion, up to 320 FPS
	Render thread	On	Draws from a thread of its own, smoother on slower processors and graphics cards
	Smooth turning	On	The view turns between the game's 256 heading steps
World	Exact-provenance geometry	On	Steadies the polygon edges that wobble on the PlayStation
	Perspective-correct world textures	On	Textures keep their shape near the viewer
	Gap filling	On	Closes hairline gaps between polygons
	Depth-sorted world	On	Draws a near polygon over a far one where the game's own order gets it wrong
	Smooth distance fade	On	Walls fade evenly instead of in twelve steps, distant ones fade in instead of appearing in blocks
	Draw distance	Original	1.25x draws the world a quarter further
	Ambient occlusion	Off	Shaded corners and floors under things
	Sprites face the camera	Off	Enemies, pickups and shots stand in the world like cut-outs and face you
Controls	Control scheme	Modern	WASD and the mouse, or the original keys
	Weapon and psionic keys	Off	Two keys a weapon or power, 1 to 9 and 0 at first
	Psionic keys use the power	Off	A power's key uses the power too, once it is in hand, which comes twice as fast
	Weapon and psionic wheels	Off	EXPERIMENTAL Choose a weapon or a psionic on a wheel instead of the game's list
	Vertical mouse look	Off	Under Mouse turning. Looks up and down with the mouse
	Auto-aim	Off	Under vertical look. Shots go where you look, or with this on to the game's target as in the original
	Crosshair	On	Under vertical look. A dot, a plus or a ring in the middle of the screen
	Stick layout	Dual analog	On a gamepad the left stick moves and strafes, the right stick turns
And more			HUD size, VSync, mouse sensitivity, gamepad buttons, the bass of the sound, a skip of the intro and others, all in the player's guide

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Player's guide · Supported disc · Changelog · Status · Build from source · Contributing