Lemuroid

Filippo Scognamiglio

About this game

Lemuroid is an open-source emulator based on Libretro. It's designed to work on a wide range of devices, from phones to TVs, and to provide the best user experience on Android. It's completely free and without ads.


Supported Systems:

- Atari 2600 (A26)
- Atari 7800 (A78)
- Atari Lynx (Lynx)
- Nintendo (NES)
- Super Nintendo (SNES)
- Game Boy (GB)
- Game Boy Color (GBC)
- Game Boy Advance (GBA)
- Sega Genesis (aka Megadrive)
- Sega CD (aka Mega CD)
- Sega Master System (SMS)
- Sega Game Gear (GG)
- Nintendo 64 (N64)
- PlayStation (PSX)
- PlayStation Portable (PSP)
- FinalBurn Neo (Arcade)
- Nintendo DS (NDS)
- NEC PC Engine (PCE)
- Neo Geo Pocket (NGP)
- Neo Geo Pocket Color (NGC)
- WonderSwan (WS)
- WonderSwan Color (WSC)
- Nintendo 3DS (3DS)


Features:

- Automatically save and restore game states
- ROMs scanning and indexing
- Optimized touch controls
- Quick save/load with slots
- Support for zipped ROMs
- Display simulation (LCD/CRT)
- Fast-forward support
- Gamepad support
- Tilt to stick support
- Touch control customization (size and position)
- Cloud save sync
- No ads
- Local multiplayer (connect multiple gamepads to the same device)

Keep in mind not every device can emulate every console. A very powerful one is required for more recent systems such as PSP and DS and 3DS.

This application does not contain any games. You need to provide your own legally owned ROM files.

Ratings and reviews

The latest update broke more things than it improved. "Discover" feature shows even lesser amount of games than it did before. Some FB Neo roms have completely stopped working and the emulator hangs, while others are not even detected so I can't play them at all. The emulator feels a bit slower to navigate as well compared to pre-update. Kindly fix these issues. A few requests: A way to adjust opacity, size and position of D-pad and buttons. Chd file format support in PS1. Sega Saturn support.

Incredible emulsion suite; while less thorough than Retroarch, Lemuroid is better tailored for a mobile experience with an approachable UI, and thoughtful features like Google Drive backups of save files. I am one of THOSE people who use it to play Pokemon, but there are plenty of games that work quite well on a touchscreen even in other genres. (Just remember to not set your expectations above your phone's performance class.)

After trying out and playing more games, I've found some problems with the 3DS emulation in this app, minus any overall lag. The 3DS keyboard doesn't work and just puts "CITRA" into the text spaces, the Miis didn't work in the game I tried that had them, instead displaying an error image over where their head would be, and pre-rendered cutscenes lag HEAVILY. DS games work perfectly fine, minus some lag hiccups. I haven't tried the other emulators built into this app, but I assume they're okay.

What's new

Migrate mobile UI to Jetpack Compose
Improved HD upscaling algorithm
Updated cores and databases
Fix issues with reading stored settings
Fixed a crash with smooth shader
Fix small UI issues in Home
Minor fixes