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What is SpatialEMU?

SpatialEMU is a multi-platform emulator frontend for game files users provide themselves. It organizes local imports or connects to an optional self-hosted FolioSpace Library, then opens compatible files on supported clients. It is a utility frontend, not a game storefront, and it does not include games, ROMs, BIOS files, firmware, or a third-party download catalog.

Verified facts

What is confirmed

ProductMulti-platform emulator frontend
DeveloperFunland
Library serviceOptional self-hosted FolioSpace Library
Released platformsiPhone, iPad, Apple Vision Pro, Apple TV, Apple silicon macOS, Windows x64
AndroidIn development
Included contentNo games, ROMs, BIOS files, firmware, or third-party catalog

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Steps

How to proceed

  1. Get the correct clientUse the App Store or the official desktop download page.
  2. Add your own contentImport files you have the right to use, or configure an optional FolioSpace Library.
  3. Choose controlsUse touch input where supported or connect a compatible controller.
  4. Verify compatibilityCore and file compatibility can vary by device, system version, and app version.

Boundaries

What SpatialEMU does not provide

  • Games, ROMs, BIOS files, firmware, and third-party download catalogs are not included.
  • Users must provide files they have the right to use.
  • Cross-device save synchronization is not currently claimed as a verified feature.
  • SpatialEMU does not currently claim a built-in recording feature.
  • Intel Macs are not supported.
  • The Windows installer is currently unsigned.
  • Android is in development and is not available for download.

FAQ

Common questions

Is SpatialEMU a game?

No. SpatialEMU is a utility frontend that runs compatible, user-provided game files.

Is FolioSpace required?

No. FolioSpace Library is an optional self-hosted catalog service.

Is Android available?

No. Android is currently in development.

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