Hemulator
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VisitHemulator vs Manic EMU
What both publish
| Fact | Hemulator | Manic EMU |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The documentation describes CI/CD use for headless automated testing and reproducible regression checks. | Cloud import supports Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Baidu, Aliyun, WebDAV, and SMB. |
| Save states | Hemulator provides five save-state slots per game. | Premium supports unlimited manual saves plus 50 automatic slots, while the free tier provides three save states. |
| Support | The project directs users to GitHub bug reports, feature requests, and Discussions for help and community support. | The official site links users to FAQ and guides, GitHub, and Discord for support resources. |
Hemulator plans
- Free and open sourceFree
Manic EMU plans
- FreeFree
- SideloadFree
- Sideload / GitHubFree
- Premium Monthly$0.99 a month
- Premium Monthly Plan$0.99 a month
- Premium Annual Plan$4.99 a year
Pick Hemulator if…
Hemulator suits desktop users who want to emulate classic systems and can provide their own legally obtained ROM files. Developers may also use its headless tools for debugging, benchmarking, and automated regression checks.
Pick Manic EMU if…
Manic EMU suits iPhone and iPad users who want to play games from a range of classic systems. It may also suit players interested in RetroAchievements or multiplayer on eligible cores.