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Retrom v0.7.35 has been released, offering a centralized game library management service focused on emulation. Users can host a cloud game library, scan their filesystem for games, and play on multiple desktop clients (Windows, MacOS, Linux). Features include web access, per-client emulator profile management, and a unified interface for launching games. The update addresses bug fixes related to the embedded database startup issues and redirects the root path to the web client for easier access. The service also enhances the library with automatic game metadata and artwork downloads for improved aesthetics. Download Retrom v0.7.35 now.
Retrom v0.7.35 has been released. It’s a centralized game library and collection management service with a focus on emulation. Set it up once, and enjoy playing anywhere.
Key Features of Retrom
Host your own cloud-based game library service
Automatically scan your filesystem for games/platforms and add them to your library
Install, uninstall, and play games from the service on multiple desktop clients.
Compatible with Windows, MacOS, and Linux!
Access your library from anywhere through the web client.
Manage emulator profiles for each client, stored on the server for easy sharing of configurations across devices or restoring them after reinstalling.
Launch all your games from various emulators or platforms via your pre-configured profiles through a unified library interface.
Automatically fetch game metadata and artwork from supported sources to beautifully showcase your library!
Retrom Changelog:
Bug Fixes
Addressed issues related to the embedded DB failing to start
Multiple cases of embedded DB server start failures have been resolved. Specifically, if the
server does not shut down gracefully, Retrom will now
attempt to clean up the environment during the next startup which should resolve many of these
issues.
fixes #391
New Additions
(docker) Root path will redirect to /web
When accessing your Retrom server via a browser,
the root path (e.g. localhost:5101/ or retrom.my-website.com/)
will now redirect to the web client at /web (e.g. localhost:5101/web
or retrom.my-website.com/web).
