Your RomM library, wherever you play.

Supported devices

One build for Linux desktops, handhelds and televisions.

Features

• Browse your whole RomM library
• Shelves for recent, installed and favourite games
• Search, and filter by platform
• Your RomM collections, and the ones RomM builds itself
• Downloads land in your emulator's own ROM folder
• Downloads you can pause and resume, checked when they arrive
• Multi-disc sets unpacked and launched as one game
• Saves and states synced both ways
• Favourites, progress and play time saved to RomM
• Time played on every device, beside how long the game takes
• Offline mode — play downloaded games with no connection
• Downloads and unsent saves resume when you are back online
• The game's manual, read on screen
• RetroAchievements a game has, and the ones you have earned
• BIOS files installed from your own server
• Emulators installed and assigned by RomMix
• A pre-flight check that finds problems before you play
• Sign in by scanning a code with your phone
• Controller-driven and fullscreen, desk to television
• English, French, German and Spanish
• Updates itself

Supported emulators

RomMix picks which one runs each system, and Emulators → Platforms lets you change it.

Download

Requires Linux, a RomM server at version 5 or newer, and one of the emulators above. Take the AppImage from the releases page and run it — choose x86_64 or arm64 depending on your machine's architecture.

chmod +x RomMix-x86_64.AppImage
./RomMix-x86_64.AppImage

No version in the file name: updates are written over that same file.

From Steam

Download rommix-steam.sh from the same release, keep it beside the AppImage, and add the script as the non-Steam game — not the AppImage itself.

chmod +x RomMix-x86_64.AppImage rommix-steam.sh

Steam cannot launch an AppImage directly. The README covers building RomMix, and emulators that will not start.