Lemuroid v APK + MOD (Unlimited Money / Gems)

Robert Harmon: Lemuroid is the best app on the Google Play store. Incredible framerate that exceeds standalone emulators. Plug and play right from the start without monkeying around with cores. Correct button prompts for each system and smooth video filters that make games look crisp. 5/5 stars. The official RetroArch app does not perform as well as this does. I’m impressed.

Zeronightshade14: Finally, an easy to use all-in-one emulator! I was looking for a Retroarch alternative when the Android 11 update made the app unable to scan in SD card folders and this takes the cake, and seems to be much more stable. The one downside is scanning takes a long time. If this is fixed it will be the best emulator on Android hands down

Jason .Schell: I’ve used it a couple of days to play a variety of old school games for the NES, SNES, MD and PCE. They all seem to run smoothly with little to no lag. Touch screen controls are customizable to a degree, though I would really like to see more customization options in future updates. The UI is clean and easy to use, and this free app is free from ads – which is a big plus. Overall, I think it’s one of the better emulators on the Play Store. ?

Pr3Historic: Great emulator for DS in my experience so far. No ads. 2 recommendations. 1: allow an option for how much you can fast-forward the game (2x, 5x, 10x, etc). 2. Allow an option to hide the bottom screen of the DS unless there is a gesture command (or button command) to bring it up. Alternatively, you could allow a setting to scale down the size of the touch screen.

YT Stickman: This is a good emulator and I recommend it. It’s not bad, but it’s also not top-notch when it comes to gameplay. The touch controls made it uncomfortable for fast-paced games even with the customization. Just by moving or scaling something, the whole thing is affected, please make the edit controls more flexible (like scaling the d-pad ONLY affects the D-PAD, nothing else) and have the touch controls not stick to each other, like having the mic button at the top screen while d-pad at bottom.

C B: Great on paper but there are a few breaks in execution. 1. There are frequent inconsistencies in library scanning. For instance, on my first scan it picked up all 3 snes titles but none of the 4 nes titles. After choosing the factory reset option and scanning the same directories, the opposite happened. 2. There is no way to set tiling options. You just get one long horizontal list of your games. Lastly, the app looks great, not overloaded with too many settings. Controls are good.

? ?: I love this emulator because it’s touchscreen is much easier to use than Retroarch’s touchscreen. Many of the other people’s experiences with bugs are likely fixed and this emulator is actively developed. Don’t just put one star because you had a tiny bug with this emulator without even trying it out more. It is misleading and isn’t very helpful to those who may have a great experience with it. Now, to say that i myself had a perfect experience would be a lie, however, this emulator can grow.

Ginger Pirate: I love the app. I think it’s near everything I want, for a free app it is absurdly good. However I REALLY wish that the fast forward speed was customizable. I’m considering switching to a different emulator from now on, because fast forwarding shiny hunting in Pokémon makes it so much more enjoyable. I’ve had not issues with crashing, there are no ads, the interface is understandable and good looking, and the app’s icon looks good on my home screen. I just really wish I could fast forward 400%.

Evan Thomas: This is an impressive multi-emulator with a nice UI. However, a few things hold it back. The lack of virtual pad customization is made even worse with the strange layouts for systems with a lot of buttons such as the Genesid and N64 And don’t even bother with N64, there are so many graphical errors that it’s not even worth playing. If you plan on using a bluetooth controller and not playing N64, go for it. Otherwise, I can’t truly recommend it, but perhaps it will improve with future updates.

SMARTMAN: Seems like a decent emulator. I like that it can emulate a number of systems, but I wish that there was an option to toggle the interlace lines off. With them, the games don’t look as crisp and clean as they do on my other emulators. Optional BIOS file support for the other systems that it emulates might also be nice to have. It currently only has that kind of support for PS1. Plus, the controls for some games, especially Atari 2600, are broken. The app works fine otherwise.