The emulation of Sony’s current-generation console is really picking up steam. Thanks to this compromise, games that were once left out of the PC lineup will eventually be playable on PC.

PlayStation 5 emulation is advancing rapidly. Games like Ghost of Tsushima and Grand Theft Auto V are among the first to demonstrate the progress of the emulation ecosystem. As the development of various PlayStation 5 emulators continues, a new video shows that Grand Theft Auto V can now be played at 40 frames per second (FPS) using KyTy. BrutalSam demonstrated that the prologue of Grand Theft Auto V runs at 40 to 60 FPS on the PlayStation 5 emulator KyTy. This is significant because the game was only recently launched on another emulator.

Many people in the comments noted that emulating Grand Theft Auto V is easy and that the game can now be played on mobile devices. Nevertheless, the fact that the PlayStation 5 emulator can run the game is encouraging, especially since the console has many exclusive titles not yet released on PC. Other tweets from the same user show that the emulator is also making progress with games like Silent Hill: The Short Message and Astro Bot. While none of these games are playable to the same extent as Grand Theft Auto V yet, the team is making rapid progress through consistent efforts. If PlayStation 5 emulation continues at this steady pace, it may eventually rival a more stable emulator like ShadPS4, which has gained popularity in recent years.

In any case, the emulator community will continue to seek ways to optimize the Grand Theft Auto V experience on KyTy. In the coming months, players will find that other games are becoming increasingly playable on the emulator. This makes it a viable alternative to Sony’s closed ecosystem.

Source: Tech4gamers

PS5 Version of Grand Theft Auto 5 emulated on KyTyPS5 emulator at 40 to 60 fps pic.twitter.com/JJlvqrHCof

— BrutalSam (@BrutalSam_) September 5, 2026