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Version 2.2.2 · 2026-10-27
- Fixed missing cutscene in heavy games
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The store currently lists version 2.2.2, updated 2026-10-27.






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RTM-EMU is the most ambitious emulator on iOS — built to run PC games and PlayStation 2 classics natively on your iPhone, with the polish of a modern app and the flexibility of a real desktop emulator.
Two emulators in one app
- PC — runs PC games right on iOS. Drop in your favourite point-and-click adventure, RPG, indie title, or retro Windows classic and it runs. No jailbreak, no sideloading, no PC required.
- PS2 — relive the PlayStation 2 era with the included PS2 emulator core. Bring your own legally-owned ISOs.
- More on the way — vote for the next emulator we add right from the in-app Discord button.
Quick-launch hub
A unique drag-and-hold pie wheel lets you pick your emulator with a flick. Hold any segment for a second to set it as your default — the next time you open the app it jumps straight to your favourite.…
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- Fixed missing cutscene in heavy games
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