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Back from the dead, rebuilt from its own binary, with every line of source in the open.

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• 1,800+ games to discover, with Top rated, New releases and a featured spotlight
• Browse the whole library with filters, sorting, scores and download sizes at a glance
• Downloads straight to the console, to internal storage or any USB drive, with live speed and storage stats
• File formats before downloading: each source shows its known extension (such as .ZIP, .EXFAT or .PKG) in the source list and selected-source summary. Unknown formats stay blank. A circular spinner indicates a check in progress; a checkmark Verified badge means the host lists the file, not that its bytes or download permissions have been verified. Unverified sources show no status text; missing files retain a warning.
• Opening a game checks source metadata in the background (up to three requests at once). VikingFile, DataNodes and FileKeeper pages expose advertised formats and sizes; direct file links use HEAD requests. Results are cached in memory for 10 minutes (one minute for failed or unverified checks), with a refresh button in the source picker. Unsupported hosts, verification pages and network errors remain unverified. Missing sources stay selectable. Sizes from host pages are rounded, multipart totals are approximate, and none of this metadata changes download routing or byte-verification limits. Live checks still need PS5 hardware validation.
• Source checks prioritize the selected download and cancel requests when no open screen needs them. Cached-only checks do not trigger extra UI updates. The source picker shows All Formats | PKG | Dump | exFAT | Package | Archive. PKG includes PKG/FPKG; Package includes FFPFSC/FFPKG/FFPFS; Dump includes folder dumps and archives; Archive includes ZIP/RAR/7z and the supported TAR types. Archives intentionally appear under both Dump and Archive. When a host exposes an archive-member listing, known contained extensions are shown and can also match the PKG/Package/exFAT filters. A generic empty archive widget is not a contents listing; no CAPTCHA bypass, archive download or extraction is done to guess its contents. Settings can save a preferred format for initial source recommendations; changing a preference or filter never switches an explicitly selected or queued source. Existing full-game and compatibility ranking takes precedence over format preference. Unknown links remain available under All Formats. Previous Images preferences migrate to Package, and previous Packages preferences migrate to PKG.
• Files are scanned incrementally outside rendering, yielding every 64 entries or about 8 ms. A shared 4,000-entry budget and depth limit bound each scan. Partial sizes are marked ~, unreadable storage is reported, Scan again retries, and file rows are virtualized. Individual native directory reads remain synchronous; this is not a background-thread filesystem scanner.
• Favorites, search with an on-screen keyboard, and a Files page to see and clean up what's on your drives
• 13 languages: English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Português (Brasil), Русский, Bahasa Indonesia, 日本語, 简体中文, العربية, اردو, हिन्दी, বাংলা
• Updates itself: a new version installs from the console, no PC needed
• Made for the controller: L1 R1 to switch sections, ✕ to select, ○ to go back

You need a jailbroken PS5 running two payloads: ShadowMount+, which installs .exfat images by itself, and kstuff. If ShadowMount+ shows its notification when the console starts, you are ready. You also need a USB drive and a PC.

	Download Overdrive.exfat with the button above, or from the latest release. It is the only file you need. Leave it as it is: don't unzip it and don't change the .exfat at the end of its name.
	Copy it onto a USB drive, inside a folder called homebrew. Plug the drive into your PC, create a new folder named exactly homebrew (all lowercase) at the top level of the drive, and copy Overdrive.exfat into it: USB drive └── homebrew └── Overdrive.exfat The drive must be formatted as exFAT, which is how most drives come and what the PS5 reads.
	Plug the drive into the PS5. ShadowMount+ checks for new files every few seconds: it finds Overdrive, mounts it and installs it, and a notification tells you when it's done. There is nothing to click.
	Open Overdrive from the home screen. Look for this icon. Enjoy!

You can also use any FTP client to move the file onto the console's internal storage instead, again inside a homebrew folder: /data/homebrew/Overdrive.exfat.

Open Settings → TorBox Settings → TorBox API Key. Enter your own API key from your TorBox account settings (not a token copied from a CDN URL). The key is visible while editing, including in right-to-left locales. Press R2 / Validate and save to check it with TorBox's read-only account endpoint. The dialog shows validation progress, rejects repeated submissions, and stays open on errors. Cancel aborts the check without saving. A successful check saves the key and closes the dialog.

The key is restored on later launches from overdrive/torbox.json in the app's writable data directory, separate from the installed image and saved download queue. Writes are atomic and the credential file is restricted to its owner (0600); it is not encrypted. Do not share this file or data-directory backups. Settings shows that the key is saved; select it to edit/revalidate, or choose Remove TorBox API Key in TorBox Settings to delete it and disable TorBox. Replacing an invalid key or a failed save leaves the previous key unchanged. Validation checks authentication, not host support or your plan's download limits. No validation download is created.

Supported Platforms in TorBox Settings loads the official public host list and shows a checkbox for each platform. Uncheck a host to use the original download flow; choices persist across launches and apply to all that host's listed aliases. Live host availability is checked as well. LinkVault wrappers, unsupported hosts and hosts marked unavailable do not go through TorBox, regardless of the provider label. A failed host-list check is reported and uses normal routing until a refresh succeeds. The list is cached for ten minutes (one minute after a failed check).

When enabled for a supported host, host-page sources resolve through TorBox's web-download API instead of opening the PS5 browser. Direct files and split manifests still use their normal path. TorBox may first need to cache the file; Overdrive shows preparation percentage and ETA while Resolving for up to about ten minutes of polling, after which you can resume later. Multipart archive volumes are submitted separately. Existing TorBox items with the exact same source URL are reused, and remote items are never deleted by Overdrive. If TorBox reports a newly unsupported or temporarily disabled host, Overdrive falls back to the original source and bypasses TorBox for that host until the host list is refreshed. Account/plan errors, transfer errors and ambiguous multi-file results remain explicit failures; they are not disguised as host support failures. This sends the selected host link to TorBox and uses your account's limits. Support depends on your TorBox plan and the host; it is not guaranteed by the metadata check.

Signed TorBox URLs are generated again on resume and omitted from the saved queue. Keep a valid key configured when resuming a TorBox transfer. Removing the key does not cancel an already active transfer. Do not share API keys or signed CDN links. API behavior is tested with mocked responses; an authenticated TorBox download and PS5 execution still require validation with your own account.

If a TorBox CDN returns HTTP 401/403/404/410 during a transfer, Overdrive requests a fresh link and resumes the same owned partial file, with at most two automatic renewals per file/volume. Native size, validator and checkpoint checks still have to match; changed content is not appended. An explicit Resume resets the renewal budget. Account errors, disk failures and changed-file errors do not trigger this link-renewal path. No automatic source switching or restart-from-zero is performed.

The native resume-tail check now retries transient network/HTTP failures with bounded backoff, like the initial range probe. Suspension recovery grace also covers those two probe phases. Completed ranges remain checkpointed; partially received ranges may be fetched again. These paths have local interruption/retry tests, not a claim of universal PS5 rest-mode compatibility.

This fork defaults to releases from rohit1521/overdrive, not the upstream project. The existing data-directory overdrive/update-feed override still takes precedence. An update is offered only for a newer published release with the required asset and digest; draft builds are not offered. The current application version is 1.0.9, with PS5 content version 01.005.000.

You only install Overdrive by hand once. When a new version comes out, the app tells you by itself a few seconds after it opens:

1. A window shows the new version and what changed. Press Install.
2. Overdrive downloads the update, checks it and puts it in place of the old one.
3. When it's done, the app closes itself. Open it again and you are on the new version.

The update needs about 600 MB free on the drive that holds Overdrive. update.zip in each release is the package the app downloads for this; you never need it yourself.

Overdrive is free and open source. If you enjoy it, sponsoring helps me keep it updated.

git clone https://github.com/rohit1521/overdrive.git
cd overdrive
npm run setup        # once; asks for sudo on Linux
npm run dev          # the app in a window on your PC, rebuilt on every save under app/

npm run build        # the app, then Overdrive.exfat and update.zip here
npm run build:app    # the app only, in ps5-react/dist/PPSA99058

• MyLuxy, who decompiled Overdrive, recovered its source and rebuilt it.
• ps5-react, the framework it runs on.
• ShadowMount+ by drakmor, which installs it.

ps5-react/ is GPL-3.0-or-later and carries its own LICENSE, LICENSE-ATTRIBUTION and NOTICE. Every dependency notice is copied into notices/ inside the built app, and ps5-react/docs/DEPENDENCIES.md lists them with their sources.

_{Overdrive is an unofficial homebrew project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation and PS5 are trademarks of Sony Interactive Entertainment.}