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Retrom v0.7.54 offers a centralized game library and collection management service focused on emulation, allowing users to configure once and play anywhere. It enables hosting a cloud game library, scanning filesystems to automatically add games, and installing/uninstalling games on multiple desktop clients (Windows, MacOS, Linux). Users can access their library via a web client, manage emulator profiles per client, and launch games through a single interface. The update includes automatic downloads of game metadata and artwork. Notably, it introduces a community-maintained flake for Nix users. For more details and download, visit the Retrom site.
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Retrom v0.7.54 has been launched. It’s a centralized service for managing your game library/collection, specifically designed for emulation. Configure it once and enjoy your games anywhere.
Retrom Features
Host your own cloud-based game library service
Automatically scan your filesystem to add games/platforms to your library
Install, uninstall, and play games from the service on any number of desktop clients.
Compatible with Windows, MacOS, and Linux!
Access your library from anywhere through the web client.
Manage emulator profiles for each client, with server storage for easy configuration sharing or restoration after a reinstall.
Launch all your games across various emulators or platforms through a unified library interface using your pre-configured profiles.
Automatically retrieve game metadata and artwork from supported providers to present your library beautifully!
Retrom Changelog:
Features
feat: init nix flake (#439) (1143bb52b79c18b21c55f740457aa73ca7662775)
Retrom now offers a community-maintained flake for Nix users. Visit the Nix page in the documentation for further details.
