15 new game fusions: Mario in Sekiro, ULTRAKILL in Minecraft

The PlayPadHub catalog doubles: 15 new fusions arrive in October 2026. Mario lands deathblows in Sekiro, ULTRAKILL breaks through Minecraft blocks, and the old Baldur's Gate and Fallout play again in a modern engine — always with a free zip and an English guide.

  • New Releases
  • October 2026
  • 15 Fusions
  • Free
Sekiro: Shadows Die TwiceSuper Mario 64VS

From 15 to 30 fusions: what changes

Since its inception, PlayPadHub has gathered a dozen fusions: Tale of Two Wastelands, Morroblivion, Skywind, ER Mario… This week, the catalog jumps to 30 projects, with a clear preference for two families: the classic RPG conversions and the crossovers around Minecraft.

Reminder for newcomers: a game fusion isn't two windows side by side. It's a modders' project that merges two games into a single playable experience — one launch, one save — using your own legally purchased copies. Each project is free, hosted by its creator, and PlayPadHub only provides a guide zip and official links.

The old RPGs, played in a modern engine

Three major conversions let you replay classics without using a machine from the era. EET brings together the three Baldur's Gate (Enhanced Edition, Son of Bhaal, Shadows of Amn) into a single campaign. And You replay Fallout 1 in the Fallout 2 engine. TamrielMerge converts Morrowind, Oblivion or Daggerfall into Skyrim worlds.

Minecraft hosts other games

Ten fusions from this batch use Minecraft as the host terrain (or put it at the heart of combat): ULTRAKILL gains its levels, weapons and Cyber Grind, The Witcher, DOOM, Fallout, Valheim, Sekiro, Outer Wilds and PEAK return to their universes, and Half Sword imports its sword fights onto very real blocks.

Mario goes on an adventure

Two projects make Mario leave the mushrooms: in Super Sekiro 64, he chains triple jump and wall kick in Sekiro levels; in Mario Mode, he replaces Spider‑Man in New York, in Super Mario 64. Both read your own ROM — PlayPadHub provides nothing of that.

How to install one of these fusions

The principle is the same for the 30 fusions in the catalog:

  1. Make sure you own both original games, purchased legally.
  2. Open the fusion page on PlayPadHub and download its zip (guide only, a few KB).
  3. Unzip and open the guide LISEZ-MOI.html : all links are clickable.
  4. Retrieve the project from its official source (GitHub, Modrinth, CurseForge or the creator's site).
  5. Follow the steps specific to the fusion (mod loader, modpack launcher, ROM to provide…).
  6. Back up your worlds and profiles before any installation.

Security: the PlayPadHub zips contain no executable programs, unverified scripts, or game files. They point to official downloads, and nothing else.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did these fusions arrive?

In October 2026. The PlayPadHub catalog grew from 15 to 30 fusions: each has its own dedicated page, free zip, and guide in French.

Do you need to own both games?

Yes. Each fusion reads your own copy of the two games, legally purchased on Steam, GOG or Mojang. Without it, nothing launches.

What do the zips contain?

A step-by-step guide in French (HTML and plain text), shortcuts to official downloads, and sometimes the project's source code when the license allows. No game files, no executable programs.

Which fusion to start with?

For a reimagined classic, EET brings together the three Baldur's Gate. For a wild crossover, Ultracraft and Killcraft place ULTRAKILL combat in Minecraft. For pure originality, Super Sekiro 64 lets Mario play in Sekiro.

How to report a problem on a fusion?

Each fusion page points to the project's official source (GitHub, Modrinth or the creator's site): that's where bug reports and updates happen.

Explore the 30 fusions

The fusion hub gathers the full catalog, with a dedicated page and a free zip for each project.

See all fusionsRead the fusion guide