We have Windows, Mac and Linux support out now and I'm hoping to get Android out this Summer.įeatures like our HLE bios and automatic controller configuration make it painless to get up and running through the controller-navigable UI in a few clicks. The primary difference is that we're aiming to be a user-friendly emulator that's both optimized and available to run everywhere. When I spoke to the developer, Anthony Pesch, I asked them what the difference is between Redream and other Dreamcast emulators, here's what they told me: The compatibility list for it is quite impressive, with over 500 titles being playable with only 97 listed as being broken currently. For those of you wanting to emulate some classic Dreamcast games on Linux, you're in luck as Redream is an actively developed emulator that works on Linux.
