Alternatives to FS-UAE

It may suit developers or Amiga enthusiasts interested in an open-source emulator project and its planned machine and media coverage.

Amiberry suits people who want to run Amiga software on Android, Linux, macOS, or Windows.

Jammy suits users looking to run Amiga software on Windows or Linux, provided their model and disk image format are listed.

It suits Amiga enthusiasts and PC users who want to run compatible games, demos, and AmigaOS versions.

Amigo suits people who want to run classic Amiga software on supported Apple devices and can provide their own Kickstart ROM and disks.

PlayStation Vita owners seeking Amiga emulation across the listed models and disk formats.

E-UAE suits users who want to run Amiga software on supported host systems, especially those with a Kickstart ROM image.

Clock Signal suits people who want to run classic software on Linux or macOS without managing a separate import process.

It is for owners of Data Frog SF2000 or GB300 handhelds using multicore firmware who want Amiga 500 OCS emulation.

Copperline

Copperline suits Amiga users who want to play games and demos, or developers who need debugging, automation, and repeatable test sessions.

It suits Android users who want Commodore Amiga emulation with mouse, joystick, and Bluetooth joypad controls.

UAE4ALL2 Mod suits people who want to run Amiga software on PlayStation Vita or Nintendo Switch.

vAmigaWeb

It suits people who want to run Amiga software on mobile devices or in a browser, with touch or external controller input.

It suits Windows users who need an A500 emulator and already have appropriate Kickstart files.

UAE4ARM suits Android users who need an Amiga emulator with multiple model, disk-image, input, and storage options.