
8-Bit Wonders
Published by Rainer Hock
Flexible and easy to use Commodore 8-bit emulation with builtin games
Highlights
- Emulates Commodore 8-bit home computer hardware on Android devices.
- Includes a selection of games in the installation package.
- Emulation settings can be adjusted rather than fixed to one configuration.
- Runs on Android only, with no desktop version available.
- Released under the GPL-2.0-or-later licence.
About this application
8-Bit Wonders is an Android application that emulates Commodore 8-bit home computers, reproducing the behaviour of that hardware generation on a phone or tablet. It ships with a set of games included in the package, so it can be used without first locating disk or tape images elsewhere. Configuration is described by the publisher as adjustable, meaning the emulated machine and input arrangement can be adapted rather than fixed to a single preset.
Because emulation of these systems assumes a keyboard and joystick, the practical experience on a touchscreen depends on the on-screen controls the app provides. The application is distributed for Android only; there is no build for desktop or other mobile platforms. It is published by Rainer Hock under the GPL-2.0-or-later licence, so the source may be studied and redistributed under those terms.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
de.rainerhock.eightbitwondersv0.8.1037.3 MBreleased 05/02/2026
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