R-Shop unifies RomM, SMB, FTP, Web, and local folders behind one polished, D-pad-driven UI. No file browsers. No SD-card juggling. Scan, connect, browse, play.
R-Shop's UI is built around the d-pad first. Every screen, every focus state, every animation accounts for a controller in your hand.
Scroll through your platforms like flipping through a shelf of cartridges. Each system gets its own colour theme, official logo, and live install count.
The library view treats artwork as a first-class citizen — large, sharp, and uncropped. Filter by Installed, Favorites, or text search; jump letters with the right stick.
Each title pulls cover art, screenshots, descriptions, region flags, ESRB rating, file size, and RetroAchievements progress automatically. No accounts. No manual entry.
A native Android foreground service keeps transfers alive when you minimise the app. ZIPs are extracted as the bytes hit disk. Orphaned temps are cleaned at boot.
Connect anything you already own — local folders, your home server, your NAS — and R-Shop merges them into a single deduplicated library.
QR-based pairing, token auth, automatic system mapping. The fastest path from server to handheld.
Native Kotlin client — not a Dart port. Real throughput on big PS2/Wii ISOs over your LAN.
For older NAS setups and homebrew servers. Anonymous and authenticated, both supported.
Point at any directory listing or static index. Works with most self-hosted ROM mirrors.
From the NES to the PS Vita, with detours through the Vectrex and the PC-FX. Each system ships with iconography, automatic folder mapping, and RetroAchievements support where available.
Free, open source, MIT licensed. Built by a retro gamer for retro gamers. Install in under a minute.