Gaming > Consoles & PCs 10 Cool Homebrews for the PSP Play classics and new adventures not supported by Sony By Niko Silvester Niko Silvester Writer Nova Scotia College of Art and Design Niko Silvester is a former freelance contributor for Lifewire and a video game junkie who draws her own comics when she's not playing games on her PSP. lifewire's editorial guidelines Updated on July 26, 2021 Reviewed by Jessica Kormos Reviewed by Jessica Kormos Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College Jessica Kormos is a writer and editor with 15 years' experience writing articles, copy, and UX content for Tecca.com, Rosenfeld Media, and many others. lifewire's editorial guidelines Tweet Share Email Tweet Share Email Consoles & PCs Xbox Buyer's Guide There are all kinds of really cool homebrews available for the PlayStation Portable, assuming you have a homebrew-friendly firmware installed. Here is a selection of interesting games and programs. Homebrews are not supported by Sony, and installing one on your PSP may void your warranty. 01 of 10 Silveredge YY Games The graphics, audio, music, and menu in Silveredge are polished and impressive. You jump right into the game, and the controls are explained as part of the gameplay. This space-shooter homebrew game feels very much like playing a commercial game. Download Silveredge 02 of 10 PSPokemon Grey shaplayer PSPokemon Grey is fan-made homebrew that brings Pokemon to the PSP. Interact with trainers and others to begin collecting your pocket monsters. Download PSPokemon Grey 03 of 10 PSP Magic Zx-81 Turn your PSP into a digital Etch-A-Sketch with PSP Magic. Relive your childhood with this homebrew version of the classic game. Use it for your own imaginative creations to save and share with others. Download PSP Magic 04 of 10 Asteroids Asteroids for PSP is a is a take on the classic arcade game. You control a spaceship that is fighting its way through an asteroid field. Your job is to destroy the the space rocks that approach your ship before they can destroy you. Download Asteroids 05 of 10 Wagic, The Homebrew Fight as a wizard in the heroic fantasy card game Wagic, The Homebrew (an obvious riff on Magic: The Gathering). Win battles to unlock new game modes and improve your army. The game is highly customizable; players can create their own cards and themes. Wagic features thousands of collectible cards, although you start the game with only a small collection that symbolize spells and creatures. As you fight, you earn credits to buy more cards and build powerful decks. Download Wagic, the Homebrew 06 of 10 No Bugs Allowed Shpuld If spiders creep you out, you may not like this homebrew game. No Bugs Allowed is all about fighting waves of spider-like aliens. Your goal? Survive as long as you can. As you play, you kill enemies to gain money. Use it to upgrade your weapons, because your enemies just get stronger in each round of gameplay. Download No Bugs Allowed 07 of 10 Lamecraft If you are familiar with the game Minecraft, then you know what Lamecraft is all about. It lets adults play with blocks like little kids. Download this highly rated homebrew app and build a 3D world of your own. Download Lamecraft 08 of 10 Alice in: Pasta Crocket In Alice in: Pasta Crocket, you face a lemon pie that sends surprises and traps your way. The Queen of Hearts has trapped you somewhere in outer space and you're doomed to smash a ball into the lemon pie until you prevail. Yes, it's as weird as it sounds. Download Alice in: Pasta Crocket 09 of 10 Flyer Flyer is a classic top-down shooter game. You play as a spaceship pilot who must complete each level by achieving objectives on the way. This early homebrew game for the PSP still provides plenty of fun. Download Flyer 10 of 10 Slender PSP A remake of the hit indie PC game, Slender PSP tasks you with collecting eight pages before the mysterious Slenderman finds you. It's short on story but heavy on spooky atmosphere. Download Slender PSP Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit