ES-DE Frontend
8.3#1 in emulation frontends$6.50 one-timeFree planAndroidLinuxmacOSWindows
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Pegasus Frontend
6.5#9 in game library managersFree planFree planAndroidLinuxmacOSWindows
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| Fact | ES-DE Frontend | Pegasus Frontend |
|---|---|---|
| Customization | Users can customize configuration options and themes, and download themes using the built-in theme downloader. | Themes can fully customize how the game collection is presented and interacted with. |
| Purpose | ES-DE browses and launches games from a multi-platform collection and can also run locally installed games and applications. | Pegasus provides a graphical interface for collecting games from various platforms, displaying game information and media, and launching games or emulators. |
| Support | The official installation page directs users to the user guide, FAQs and Discord for support. | The project links users to its documentation, Discord, and development thread for information and community discussion. |
ES-DE Frontend plans
- Windows, macOS and LinuxFree
- Windows, macOS and Linux desktopFree
- Android (Samsung Galaxy Store)$6.50, paid once
- Android—
Pegasus Frontend plans
- FreeFree
Pick ES-DE Frontend if…
ES-DE suits people who want one interface for browsing and launching games across multiple systems, including locally installed games and apps. Android users need a 64-bit device running Android 10 or later.
Pick Pegasus Frontend if…
Pegasus suits people who want one customizable interface for game collections and emulator launching across supported devices. It also fits users who are comfortable supplying their own games, emulators, and assets.