Request queue
Which title gets worked on next is decided here, in public. Add one, vote for one, and see where it actually sits.
What this page does not tell you
How long your title will take. Bringing a game up is anywhere between an evening and a month, and we have not measured the average over enough titles to publish one honestly. When we have, the number will go here — until then, the queue shows the order and the state, and nothing about a rate.
0 titles asked for · 0 being worked on · 0 waiting
Nothing in the queue yet. The form above starts it.
What the states mean
Being worked on
Someone is on it now.
In the queue
Asked for, not started. Votes decide the order.
Done
Brought up. The result — including a bad result — is in the compatibility database.
Blocked
Cannot be done, and the reason is given. Votes do not change this.
How the order is decided
Votes, mostly
One vote per title per person. The ranking is the list, and it is the strongest signal for what to pick up next.
But not only votes
A title that unblocks a whole engine or runtime gets done out of order, because it brings others with it. When that happens it is visible here as something being worked on that is not at the top.
And some never will be
Commercial DRM wrappers and kernel anti-cheat are walls we do not try to get around. Those titles are marked blocked with the reason, and votes do not change that. See what Greenhouse is not.
Already tried a title yourself? A report is worth more than a vote — send one, including a failure. Results, good and bad, land in the compatibility database.