Press kit
Parlor, in brief.
Everything you need to write about Parlor: a one-paragraph description, the icon in a few sizes, and the palette. No commercial game footage is provided, and we ask that coverage not pair Parlor with any.
Boilerplate
Parlor plays Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, DS and 3DS games on iPhone and iPad. Native Mac and Apple TV versions are not yet released. It is built around the living room: Bluetooth controllers are first-class on every platform, saves and save states follow you through iCloud, and game files remain on each device. The unreleased Apple TV version restores previously synced library entries and saves from iCloud. Parlor is built on trusted, accurate open-source emulation cores.
Facts
| Name | Parlor (one word, capital P) |
|---|---|
| Platforms | iOS 17+ and iPadOS 17+. Native Mac and Apple TV versions are not yet released. |
| Systems | Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS; 3DS on iPhone and iPad |
| Price | Paid up front, no in-app purchases, Family Sharing enabled |
| App Store | https://apps.apple.com/be/app/parlor-retro-game-emulator/id6806241270 |
| Licences | Third party licences |
| Contact | Telegram |
Published by DBL Studio. Legal provider: Traction Engineering GmbH.
Icon
1024 px (iOS / tvOS) · 512 px (macOS plate)
Palette
Screenshots
All official screenshots show open-source homebrew games. Download the available product captures below. Native Mac and Apple TV captures show unreleased versions.
Game art: Tobu Tobu Girl Deluxe by Tangram Games, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Snake by Christian Reinbacher uses the MIT licence.
