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This is a partial list of software for the Ouya gaming console, from a total of 1250 games as of June 2019.
The Ouya's operating system is based on the Android operating system.
Without sideloading software or using exploits to install software, the Ouya can only run games that are offered through its own storefront. These titles were originally required to have some type of free content, like demos, or being free-to-play with micro-transactions. This rule was soon removed. [1]
Title | Developer(s) | Release Date | Ouya Exclusive |
---|---|---|---|
100 Rogues [2] [3] | Dinofarm Games under Fusion Reactions | August 2013 | |
123 Animal First Grade Math Games for Kids [4] [5] | Eggroll Games | January 2015 | |
123 Animal Math Games for Kids [6] [7] | Eggroll Games | December 2014 | |
123 Animal Preschool Games for Kids [8] [9] | Eggroll Games | December 2014 | |
123 Animal Second Grade Math Games for Kids [10] [11] | Eggroll Games | January 2015 | |
20.8 Percent [12] [13] | OMGWTFGAMES !1!! | November 2013 | |
2048 [14] | Graham Weldon | March 2014 | |
2064: Read Only Memories [15] | MidBoss | January 2016 | |
Abbigale And The Monster [16] [17] | Renegadeware | March 2013 | |
Age of Zombies [18] | Halfbrick Studios | March 2015 | |
AirMech [19] | Carbon Games | March 2013 | |
Amazing Frog? [20] | Fayju | March 2013 | |
Another World [21] (Sci-fi adventure) | DotEmu SAS | September 2016 | |
Astronaut Rescue [22] [23] [24] | Octograb Studio | June 2013 | |
A Space Shooter for 2 Bucks [25] | Frima Studio | March 27, 2013 | |
Asteroid Ace [26] | Obelisk Entertainment (OEGames) | June 2013 | |
AVP: Evolution [27] | Fox Digital Entertainment Inc | October 2013 | |
Bababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonnbronntonnerronn tuonnthunntrovarrhounawnskawntoohoohoordenenthurnuk [28] | Terry Cavanagh | launch title | |
Bacteria - Arcade Edition' [29] | SinisterSoft Limited | July 2013 | |
The Ball [30] | Tripwire Interactive | March 2013 | |
The Bard's Tale' [31] | InXile Entertainment | May 2013 | |
Beast Boxing Turbo [32] | Goodhustle Studios | June 2013 | |
Black Hole [33] | Dufgames | May 2016 | |
Bombball [34] [30] | E McNeill | October 2013 | |
BombSquad [35] | Eric Froemling | June 25, 2013 | |
The Bridge [36] | The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild | August 2015 | |
Broken Age [37] [38] | Double Fine Productions | May 2015 | |
Bubbliminate [39] [40] | Voxoid [41] | September 2013 | |
Bullfist [42] | Terry Cavanagh | June 2013 | |
The Cave [38] | Double Fine Productions | December 2, 2013 | |
Canabalt HD [43] | Kittehface Software | March 28, 2013 | |
Catlateral Damage [44] | Chris Chung | June 11, 2015 | |
Chess 2: The Sequel [45] | Ludeme Games | February 2014 | |
Choplifter HD [46] | inXile Entertainment | August 2013 | |
ChronoBlade Demo [47] | nWay Games | October 2013 | |
Deus Ex Machina Game of the Year 30th Anniversary Collector's Edition [48] | Potassium Frog Ltd. | February 2015 | |
DiveBomb Chomp [49] | Beau James Games | August 2014 | |
Don't Look Back [50] | Terry Cavanagh | June 2013 | |
Donkey ME [51] (Donkey Kong - like platformer) | Bruno R. Marcos | November 2013 | |
DONUT GET! [52] [17] | Sokay LLC | March 2013 | |
Drawing Universe [53] | Alex Tritt Games | October 2013 | |
Duck Game [54] (Sci-fi MP combat shooter) | Landon Podbielski | December 2014 | |
Dropchord [55] | Double Fine Productions | July 2013 | |
Echoes of Eternia [56] | E.o.E.Games | May 2013 | |
E.F.M.B.: Endless Forms Most Beautiful [57] (Platformer) | Dave Hughes / Locomalito | July 2012 | |
Egypt Reels of Luxor [58] | Software Amusements | June 2013 | |
Emoji World OUYA [59] | JDSoft | May 2014 | |
Emoji World 2: The Zodiac Quest [60] | JDSoft | May 2015 | |
Endica VII The Dream King' [61] | Dream Within Studios | 2014 | |
Fester Mudd: Episode 1 [62] | Replay Games | June 2013 | |
Fez [63] | Polytron Corporation | Cancelled | |
Fighting Is Magic | Mane6 | 2014 | |
Final Fantasy III [64] [65] | Square Enix | March 2013 | |
Fist of Awesome [66] | I Fight Bears | October 15, 2013 | |
Flappy Bird | Dong Nguyen | 2014 | |
Flashout 3D [67] (Sci-fi racing game) | Jujubee S.A. | April 2013 | |
Flashout 2 [68] | Jujubee S.A. | January 2015 | |
Flip Riders [69] | Desura LLC | July 2013 | |
Fotonica | Santa Ragione | December 2013 | |
Freedroid [70] | Marcus Comstedt | January 2014 | |
Gaurodan [71] (Horizontal SHMUP) | Locomalito | July 2013 | |
Get on Top! [72] | Deep Plaid Games LLC | November 2013 | |
Giana Sisters | Bad Monkee | April 2013 | |
Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams | Black Forest Games | TBA | |
God of Blades [73] | White Whale Games, LLC | March 2013 | |
Gravi [74] [75] | Hashbang Games | July 2013 [76] | |
Gulag [77] (Side-scrolling military action shooter) | Duston Allen | January 2016 | |
Gunblitz [78] | Rapture Game Studios | March 2013 | |
Hero of Many | Trickster Arts | October 2013 | |
Human Element Prequel (Unnamed) [79] | Robotoki | 2015 | |
Hyper Light Drifter [80] | Heart Machine | 2014 | |
Ice Rage [81] | Mountain Sheep, Inc. | October 2013 | |
It's Nothing [82] | JDSoft | October 2015 | |
Ittle Dew [83] | Ludosity | September 2013 | |
Joe Danger [84] | Hello Games | April 2015 | |
Killing Floor: Calamity [85] | Tripwire Interactive | December 2013 | |
Kinetic Assault [86] | Barrett Games | December 2013 | |
King of Booze [17] | Daygames | March 2013 | |
Knightmare Tower [87] | Juicy Beast Studio | July 2014 | |
L'Abbaye des Morts [88] | Locomalito | September 2014 [89] | |
Left 2Die [90] | Guilherme Daniel Molin | July 2014 | |
Legend of Dungeon [91] | RobotLovesKitty | March 2013 | |
Legends of Aethereus [92] | ThreeGates | TBA | |
Lowrider Car Game [93] | Stop4Sanity Games | September 2013 | |
Magic Rampage [94] (Medieval platformer) | Asantee Games | October 2015 | |
Maldita Castilla (Cursed Castile) [95] (Ghosts'n Goblins - like platformer) | Locomalito | October 2013 | |
Meltdown [96] (Sci-fi combat shooter) | Phenomenon Games | December 2014 | |
Mercenary Kings [97] [98] | Tribute Games | September 2016 | |
Minetest [99] | Ezra Anderson | October 2014 | |
MouseCraft [100] | Crunching Koalas | April 2015 | |
Neon Shadow [101] | Tasty Poison Games | December 2015 | |
Neverending Nightmares [102] | Infitap Games LLC | June 2016 | |
Nimble Quest [103] | Nimblebit LLC | July 2013 | |
Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee [104] | Oddworld Inhabitants Inc. | November 2015 | |
Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath [105] | Oddworld Inhabitants Inc. | November 2015 | |
Offensive Combat [106] | U4iA Games | TBA | |
OpenArena: Ouya Edition [107] | Gamesboro | October 2013 | |
Organ Trail: Director's Cut [108] | The Men Who Wear Many Hats LLC | June 2013 | |
Party Golf [109] | Giant Margarita | October 2015 | |
Pier Solar HD [110] | WaterMelon Co. | December 2013 | |
Pipnis [30] | Santa Ragione | TBA | |
R-Type [111] | DotEmu SAS | October 2015 | |
Raiden: Legacy [112] (Vertical Sci-fi SHMUP) | DotEmu SAS | May 2015 | |
Ravensword: Shadowlands [113] | Crescent Moon Games | June 2014 | |
Reaper [114] | David Peroutka | October 2013 | |
Rival Threads: Last Class Heroes [115] | Studio Kontrabida | TBA | |
Rose and Time [116] | Sophie Houlden | July 2013 | |
Saturday Morning RPG [117] [30] [17] | Mighty Rabbit Studios | August 2013 | |
Shadow Blade [118] | Crescent Moon Games | March 4, 2014 | |
Shadowgun [119] | MADFINGER Games | June 2013 | |
Shadowrun Online [120] | Cliffhanger Productions | November 2013 | |
Sine Mora [121] [122] | Digital Reality and Grasshopper Manufacture | August 2013 | |
Skulls of the Shogun [123] | 17-BIT | November 2014 | |
Slide Tap Pop' [124] | CodeRunners | July 2013 | |
So Many Me [125] | Extend Studio & ORiGO Games | July 2014 | |
Soccertron [126] | David Erosa | August 2014 | |
Somyeol HD [127] | Brain Connected | October 2013 | |
Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I [128] [129] | Sega | July 8, 2013 | |
Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II [128] [129] | Sega | July 8, 2013 | |
Sonic the Hedgehog CD [128] [129] | Sega | August 1, 2013 | |
Soul Fjord [130] [131] | Airtight Games | January 28, 2014 | |
Stash: No Loot Left Behind [132] [133] | FrogDice | TBA | |
Star Breaker [134] [135] | Petrus-Games | 2013 | |
Stikbold [30] | Team Stikbold | 2013 | |
Strange Happenings on Murder Island [30] | Free lives | TBA | |
Super Crate Box [136] | Vlambeer | June 2013 | |
Super Indie Karts [137] | One Legged Seagull | March 2017 | |
Super Retro Squad [138] | Exploding Rabbit | 2014 | |
Survival Ball [139] | Rockbyte Software | September 2013 | |
Television [30] | Laboratory Games LLC | TBA | |
That Dragon, Cancer [140] | Ryan and Amy Green | 2014 | |
Toto Temple Deluxe [141] | Juicy Beast Studio | July 2014 | |
Towerfall: Ascension [142] | Matt Thorson | November 2016 | |
Tropical Treasures 2 Deluxe' [143] | Software Amusements | July 2013 | |
Tux Racer [144] | moonlite | February 2014 | |
Ur-Quan Masters HD [145] | pelya | October 2013 | |
Vacant Sky Awakening [146] | Project BC | TBA | |
Vendetta Online [147] | Guild Software | Before retail release | |
Verminian Trap [148] [149] (Sci-fi survival) | Locomalito | September 2013 | |
The Vestibule [150] [151] | Project BC | April 3, 2013 | |
The Walking Dead: Season One [152] | Telltale Games | Q1 2014 | |
The Walking Dead: Season Two [152] | Telltale Games | TBA | |
Whispering Willows [30] | Night Light Interactive | May 27, 2014 | |
Wizorb [153] | Tribute Games | March 28, 2013 | |
Wrecking Balls Arena [154] [155] | Team Kakumei | August 2013 | |
VVVVVV [156] | Terry Cavanagh | June 2014 | |
You Don't Know Jack [157] | Jackbox Games Inc. | June 2013 | |
Zombie Driver HD [158] | Exor Studios | August 2013 |
Title | Developer(s) | Emulated Device | Release Date |
---|---|---|---|
2600.emu [159] | Robert Broglia | Atari 2600 | June 2015 |
C64.emu [160] | Robert Broglia | Commodore 64 | June 2015 |
D-GLES [161] | Michael Ryssen | Doom | March 2015 |
EMUya [162] [163] | Oriku Inc | Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, Atari 2600, Super Nintendo Entertainment System | March 2013 |
FPse [164] | Emusoft | PlayStation | September 2013 |
FrodoC64 [165] | Paul Lamb | Commodore 64 | TBA |
GBA.emu [166] | Robert Broglia | Game Boy Advance | June 2015 |
GBC.emu [167] | Robert Broglia | Game Boy, Game Boy Color | June 2015 |
HereticGLES [168] | Michael Ryssen | Heretic | May 2015 |
MAME4Droid (0.139U1) [169] | David Valdeita Loureiro | MAME | January 2015 |
MD.emu [170] | Robert Broglia | MegaDrive (Genesis) | June 2015 |
Mupen64Plus Ouya [171] [172] | Paul Lamb | Nintendo 64 | March 2013 [173] |
MSX.emu [174] | Robert Broglia | MSX, Colecovision | June 2015 |
NEO.emu [175] | Robert Broglia | Neo Geo | June 2015 |
nds4droid [176] [177] | emozilla | Nintendo DS | April 2013 |
NES.emu [178] | Robert Broglia | Nintendo Entertainment System | June 2015 |
NGP.emu [179] | Robert Broglia | Neo Geo Pocket Color | June 2015 |
PCE.emu [180] | Robert Broglia | TurboGrafx 16 (PC-Engine) | June 2015 |
reicast [181] | nillware | Dreamcast | May 2014 |
RetroArch [182] | Libretro | Various games consoles and game engines such as Doom, 2048 and Cave Story | March 2014 |
ScummVM [183] | ScummVM Project | SCUMM | October 2016 |
Snes9x EX Plus [184] | Robert Broglia | Super Nintendo Entertainment System | June 2015 |
SuperGNES [185] [186] | Bubble Zap Games | Super Nintendo Entertainment System | March 2013 [187] |
Title | Developer(s) | Release Date |
---|---|---|
Crunchyroll | The Chernin Group and TV Tokyo | November 2013 |
iHeartRadio [188] | Clear Channel Communications | March 2013 |
OnAir Player [189] | OnAir Player Inc. | September 2014 |
Plex Media Center [190] [191] | Plex, Inc. | June 2013 |
TuneIn [192] | TuneIn Inc | April 2013 |
Twitch | Justin.tv | March 2013 |
Vevo [193] | TBA | |
Vimeo [194] | Vimeo | June 2014 |
Visit Florida [195] | Future Today Inc | August 2016 |
Washington Post Video [196] | The Washington Post | October 2015 |
XBMC Media Center [197] | Team-XBMC and XBMC Foundation | March 2013 |
YouTube | 2014 |
Name | Type | Developer(s) | Release Date |
---|---|---|---|
AIDE for OUYA [198] | Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Java and libGDX | Appfour | August 2014 |
AutoPilot [199] | Startup utility | Jon Bonazza | May 2013 |
Clock [200] | Clock utility | MrMaw | June 2013 |
FilePwn [201] | Navigational file manager | littleguy77 | March 2014 |
Foresight [202] | Weather application that uses DarkSky | Matthew Oakes | July 2013 |
Just Rain [203] | Clock application with ASMR | Robysoft | June 2014 |
Debian and Ubuntu Linux have previously been installed on the Ouya. [204] [205] [206]
Title | Developer(s) | Explanation |
---|---|---|
Asphalt 6: Adrenaline | Gameloft Barcelona | Seen in the official OUYA Brand Guide. |
The Banner Saga: Factions | Stoic Studio | Initially announced for Ouya, [207] however the developers later stated that it would not be released on anything else other than Microsoft Windows or OS X. [208] |
Dead Trigger | MADFINGER Games | Seen on the Kickstarter page video. [209] |
Grand Theft Auto III | Rockstar Games | Julie Uhrman hinted at the possibility. [210] |
Human Element | Robotoki | Seen in the official OUYA Brand Guide. |
Journey | Thatgamecompany | Seen in the official OUYA Brand Guide. |
Madden NFL 12 | EA Tiburon | Seen on the Kickstarter page video. [209] |
Minecraft | Mojang | FAQ alluded to the possibility of porting Minecraft to the system if there was a large consumer base. [209] [211] [212] |
Mini Motor Racing | The Binary Mill | Seen in the official OUYA Brand Guide. |
Mirrors Edge | EA | Seen in the official OUYA Brand Guide. |
NBA Jam | EA Sports | Seen in the official OUYA Brand Guide. |
Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit | Criterion Games | Seen in the official OUYA Brand Guide. |
Racing Live | Storm8 Games | Seen on the Kickstarter page video. [209] |
Samurai II: Vengeance | MADFINGER Games | Seen on the Kickstarter page video. [209] |
Starbound | Chucklefish | Was voted for on an OUYA kickstarter campaign for games fans would like to see brought to OUYA. A Dev Kit was sent to Chucklefish but the game was never ported for OUYA. |
Triple Town | Spry Fox LLC | Seen on the Kickstarter page video. [209] |
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