Forsaken
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VisitForsaken vs LaunchBox
What both publish
| Fact | Forsaken | LaunchBox |
|---|---|---|
| License | Forsaken is MIT licensed and described as community-driven. | The maker says Premium is DRM-free and can be deployed to as many personal devices as the user wishes. |
| Product | Forsaken is an open-source emulator frontend that brings a retro gaming library together. | LaunchBox is a game collection frontend and manager for modern PC games and emulated console games. |
Forsaken plans
No prices published.
LaunchBox plans
- Starter (Windows)Free
- StarterFree
- Regular (Windows)$30, paid once
- Regular$30, paid once
- Windows and Android bundle$35, paid once
- Bundle (Windows and Android)$35, paid once
Pick Forsaken if…
Forsaken suits retro gaming users who want a single frontend for browsing libraries across many emulator configurations. It is also relevant to users comfortable supplying their own legally obtained ROMs.
Pick LaunchBox if…
LaunchBox may suit players organizing PC and emulated games who want artwork and metadata alongside their collections. Android users with collections of 100 games or fewer can use its free Android app.