Release26 Oct 2026

v0.5.4

Neo Geo

New system: Neo Geo games play, on the home console (AES) or the arcade board (MVS). Pick the board per system or per game. They need the BIOS: neogeo.zip for MVS, aes.zip for AES. On MVS, Select puts in a coin. We only support NEO files.

Lanes instead of systems: the library groups games by what you're doing with them: Playing, Up next, Recently added and Never played. Add, rename, reorder or remove lanes from the library menu > Manage lanes; there are also Most played, Give it another go, Achievements in progress, Random picks, one-system lanes and your own lists. Show all opens a whole lane, with a system filter.
How lanes work: the question mark in the library's header explains lanes and how to add and manage them. The library menu is now the gear.
Until you've played something, the library shows just Recently added and Never played.
Game page: selecting a game opens its page, with Play, Details, Manual, lists and Up next, plus how long and how often you've played it. Y, or a long press, still plays straight away.
Achievements on the game page: signed in to RetroAchievements, a game's page shows its achievements and which you've unlocked, without starting the game.
Type to find replaces search: press letters and the games whose words start with them show up as you type. Works with a gamepad, touch or a keyboard.
A system can have games in more than one folder.

Import BIOS in a system's settings: pick the Game Boy Advance or Neo Geo BIOS file and the app puts it in place under the right name, whatever the file was called.

Mega Drive and Neo Geo buttons now rise to the right, under your thumb, like the other systems. If you moved them yourself, reset the layout to get the new one.

Smaller download: about 46 MB instead of 126 MB. The app now needs a 64-bit phone, which covers every phone and handheld of recent years.