Fin - Game Emulator

Fin - Game Emulator

Game Consoles In your Pocket!

438 ratings
186 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 1, 2026
  • August 20, 2026

Features

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Play GameCube and Wii games on your iPhone and iPad. This emulator offers console-grade performance, controller support, and customizable controls. Import your game backups easily and save your progress anytime.

GameCube and Wii emulation
Controller support (PS4, PS5, Xbox, Switch Pro)
Customizable touch and physical controller mapping
Save states with quick save functionality
Import game backups via Files app
Support for various game file formats
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What's New in Fin

3.1.0

August 20, 2026

Triforce is free & Wii U comes to Fin! Play your games with touch controls, texture replacement, a title manager, per game settings, cheats & more! • 30-40% performance improvement over last update in Wii games. • Movie & Music extraction from games without opening them • Fin accounts: invite & Play with friends, just Sign in with Apple and pick a username! • Host & NetPlay lobbies, join open rooms Via a private server • co-op saves are written to a dedicated location • RetroAchievements can be shared with friends • ROM patching for Gameboy games • New 120 Hz mode (Cycle) • Dedicated toys section in top bar for Wii U accessories. • New themes • In-game cheats and graphic packs menus, pad themes, controller keyboard, Skylanders and amiibo • New sound effects • Faster launch, performance and stability fixes throughout

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Subscription plans

Premium

fin premium subscription

$1.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$0.99

Themes+

additional themes that can be purchased.

User reviews

40/20 fps next day 60/50

This is amazing to ay Mario and PIKMIN

Pretty damn good

Honestly I got no complaints at all. But I do need help setting up Bluetooth controllers to the emu. Any tips?

It’s ok but it won’t allow you to play the game cube sonic battle 2 and the game cube sonic advance

Was hoping to be able to get the jewel chaos

It’s great!

I love this so much, I haven’t play double dash in like 3 years so this is great. but I would like to report a bug. I can’t play sunshine. I have a a16 chip but here’s the thing, I was able to. For like a hour but then I changed like 3 settings and it can’t work anymore. It shows a pink screen. Good app but a lot of bugs. (Can’t even play nsmbwii)
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I can’t play Mario party

For some reason I import Mario party but when it’s imported I don’t see it

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FAQ

Does Fin have ads?

Yes, Fin contains advertisements. This is common for free applications that offer extensive features and support.

What devices does Fin support?

Fin is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to run on iOS.

Can I use a physical controller with Fin?

Yes, Fin supports physical gamepads including PS4, PS5, Xbox, and Switch Pro controllers for a console-grade experience. Wii Remotes are not supported on iOS.

How do I import games into Fin?

You can import your game backups effortlessly from your Files app or by using the "Share → Open in Fin" option. Fin supports a wide range of file formats.

What is the age rating for Fin?

Fin has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a broad audience.

How often is Fin updated?

The latest version of Fin was released on June 14, 2026, with version 2.0.2. Updates typically occur to improve performance and add features.

What are the subscription options for Fin?

Fin offers a 'Fin Developer Donation' subscription for $1.99 per month. This is an optional way to support the developers.

Does Fin include games?

No, Fin does not include games, firmware, encryption keys, or other copyrighted content. Users must own or hold rights to any games they play.