Forge your PS2 library.

Install, organize, diagnose, and maintain your PlayStation 2 library from one modern, desktop workspace — built on real screenshots, not mockups.

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OPL Forge home workspace showing connected device space, game count, and health metrics

Everything your OPL library needs

A real, screenshot-backed tour of every shipped area of OPL Forge.

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Library Management

Available

A unified PS2, PS1, and Apps library with status badges and a contextual detail drawer.

Smart Installation

Available

Game-ID detection and storage-aware planning for PS2/PS1 imports.

Storage Diagnostics

Available

Physical-fragmentation analysis with transactional, rollback-safe repair.

Artwork Sync

Available

Search remote metadata and cover art, then sync it into your library.

Game Catalog

Available

Manage OPL runtime binaries and the PCSX2 compatibility database.

PS2 Network Share

Available

Browse and launch your library over SMB/FTP without moving the drive.

Background Operations

Available

A resilient download queue with full activity history.

Home

Available

Empty-state onboarding (detect, prepare, open local library, explore catalog) or a live workspace with space, game-count, and health metrics once a device is connected.

Devices

Available

Multi-tab device hub: Overview, Manage Devices (prepare, add a local folder, connect), and Diagnostics for connected PS2 storage.

Library

Available

Unified PS2, PS1, and Apps library with grid/list views, real box art, status badges, and a local-folder import panel.

Open source

OPL Forge is MIT-licensed and open to contributions. This project is small and real — we don't publish fabricated star, fork, or download counts.

  • Bug reports and reproduction steps
  • Feature requests grounded in real PS2/OPL workflows
  • Code contributions (pull requests)
  • Documentation improvements
  • Testing on real hardware/devices
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