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Download Ryujinx Canary or Stable

Choose your platform, download Canary first, or use Stable when you want the calmer option.

  1. 1Pick platform
  2. 2Download Canary
  3. 3Use Stable if needed
Choose platform Jump to the right Canary download.

Downloads by platform

Each platform starts with the recommended Canary file. Open advanced options only for Stable, ARM64, or archive formats.

Windows

Recommended: Canary Windows x64 zip.

Need Stable, ARM64, or archive formats?
Linux

Recommended: Canary x64 AppImage.

Need Stable, ARM64, or archive formats?
macOS

Recommended: Canary universal app archive.

Need Stable, ARM64, or archive formats?
Steam Deck

Recommended: Linux x64 AppImage in Desktop Mode.

Need Stable, ARM64, or archive formats?

Not sure which file?

Use these file rules when you are comparing formats or devices.

Windows

Most users: Windows x64 .zip

Use .7z only if you prefer a compact archive. ARM64 only applies when the project publishes a matching Windows ARM64 asset.
Linux

Most users: x64 AppImage

Use tar.gz or tar.xz when you want a manual folder layout. ARM64 only when your Linux OS and device are ARM64.
macOS

Most users: macOS universal .app.tar.gz

The universal archive covers Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Keep the archive until the app opens successfully.
Steam Deck

Most users: x64 AppImage

Use Desktop Mode for first launch and permission prompts. Steam Deck is x64; do not choose ARM64 assets.

Minimum requirements

Check these basics before switching channels or downloading another package.

Operating system

Windows 10/11, modern Linux, macOS, or SteamOS

Use the package that matches your platform.
Memory

8 GB RAM minimum, 16 GB recommended

Larger libraries and demanding titles may need more.
Graphics

Modern GPU with current Vulkan, OpenGL, or Metal support

Driver updates fix many startup and rendering issues.
Storage

Enough free space for the app, settings, and user-owned content

This site does not provide game files or system files.
Steam Deck

SteamOS x64 using Linux packages

Start with the x64 AppImage, not ARM64.

All assets by architecture

Use this table when you need ARM64, an archive format, Stable, or the source release page.

Channel Platform Architecture Version Format Download Release
Canary Linux x64 archive x64 1.3.339 .tar.gz Download Release
Canary Linux x64 compressed archive x64 1.3.339 .tar.xz Download Release
Canary Linux x64 AppImage x64 1.3.339 AppImage Download Release
Canary Linux ARM64 archive ARM64 1.3.339 .tar.gz Download Release
Canary Linux ARM64 compressed archive ARM64 1.3.339 .tar.xz Download Release
Canary Linux ARM64 AppImage ARM64 1.3.339 AppImage Download Release
Stable Linux x64 archive x64 1.3.3 .tar.gz Download Release
Stable Linux x64 AppImage x64 1.3.3 AppImage Download Release
Stable Linux ARM64 archive ARM64 1.3.3 .tar.gz Download Release
Stable Linux ARM64 AppImage ARM64 1.3.3 AppImage Download Release
Canary macOS universal Universal 1.3.339 .app.tar.gz Download Release
Stable macOS universal Universal 1.3.3 .app.tar.gz Download Release
Canary Windows x64 x64 1.3.339 .zip Download Release
Canary Windows x64 alternate archive x64 1.3.339 .7z Download Release
Stable Windows x64 x64 1.3.3 .zip Download Release
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 project 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 assets.

macOS

Use the universal package currently published for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.

Steam Deck

Use the Linux guidance first. This MVP intentionally avoids deep Steam Deck manager setup instructions.

Check before opening the file

  • 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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