RomMBat

RomMBat keeps a RetroBat install on Windows in step with your self-hosted RomM library. You pick which games you want on this machine, and RomMBat brings them down with their artwork, metadata and BIOS. When you play, it sends your saves, save states and playtime back to RomM, so every device you play on sees the same progress.

RomM stays in charge of your library, and RetroBat is where you play it. Everything RomMBat needs lives inside the RetroBat folder, so a RetroBat on a USB stick keeps working after you move it to another PC.

To set it up, start with Requirements, then Install and Pairing.

RomMBat is in alpha

Releases are alpha prereleases, and any one may break what the last set up. Requirements names the versions of RomM and RetroBat you need, and Platforms lists which systems and emulators have been tested.