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

It's a great emulator and runs very well, doesn't drain the battery on your phone and not glitchy in the slightest except for one thing. I turned off automatic state saving, and I lost about 6 hours of pokemon fire red data because for some reason even after clearing the cache, preserving other states, it always defaults back to the one state (2hr and 55min) and I lost EVERYTHING I worked for. :/

This is a pretty casual front-end that is very simplistic to use. Easy set-up, no ads, and a bit of configuration help this app to be the RetroArch for Android devices. Played many retro games on this. But I would have preferred if there was more customization with the controls. I wasn't the biggest fan for some of the control schemes (N64 and Snes are the main examples). Otherwise, amazing all-in-one. Would recommend.

Was using retroarch before but switched because I liked the look of this app better (not as much clutter and extra features that I personally wouldn't need/use). I'm very thankful for the state save feature, because saving in-game has always been iffy with both apps. Although, I wish the edit control placement did more, and I also wish I could upload covers/change the colours of my games on the home screen.

What's new

Introduced a new HD mode
Updated cores
Updated databases