CRACKDOWN GETS A SECOND NATIVE PC PORT, WITH 4K, ULTRAWIDE AND A FULL LAUNCHER
Crackdown Recompiled: a second native PC port of the Xbox 360 sandbox, with 4K and ultrawide

saulob, the developer behind the Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2 and Dragon's Crown Pro PC ports, has released Crackdown Recompiled. It is a separate native PC port of Crackdown (Xbox 360, 2007), statically recompiled with the ReXGlue SDK. It offers high frame rates, up to 4K rendering, ultrawide support, keyboard and mouse, offline achievements, language selection and the TRG launcher. Windows is supported, and Linux and Steam Deck are experimental. v0.1.0 and v0.2.0 both shipped on 17 October. It competes with Unowa001's Crackdown Recomp, also built on ReXGlue, which reached beta 0.4.0 on 15 October.
You need: Your own Crackdown (Xbox 360) disc. No game files are included.
How to play Crackdown on PC
- Download v0.2.0 from the releases page.
- Run the TRG launcher and point it at your own Crackdown disc dump.
- Set resolution, frame rate and controls in the launcher.
▶ Get v0.2.0Rival port: Crackdown Recomp
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