WinFellow

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Runs on Windows.

WinFellow is ranked #8 of 23 in Amiga emulators on The Geeks Club. It runs on Windows. There is a free plan.

WinFellow plans and pricing

WinFellow Free Distributed under GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2) petschau.github.io · 4 Oct 2026

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Purpose: WinFellow is a high performance Amiga emulator primarily targeted for Windows.
License: WinFellow is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2).
Graphics: Version 0.5.11 changed the default display driver to Direct3D 11 where supported.
Amiga Forever: WinFellow supports keyboard-initiated reset in Amiga Forever.
Windows support: Version 0.5.8 was the last release to support Windows XP or Windows Vista.
Hardfiles: WinFellow supports RDB hardfiles, while creating a new hardfile from its GUI creates a plain hardfile.
Builds: A native ARM64 build is included in the release zip archive.
Display scaling: WinFellow supports automatic, 3x, and 4x scaling and can save screenshots to the Pictures folder.
Serial port: WinFellow emulates a basic serial port/UART, but nothing can be connected to it.
Integrations: WinFellow includes RetroPlatform integration and has support modules for Amiga Forever.
Development: WinFellow is developed by a team of volunteers in their spare time, and the makers welcome code, feature, and documentation contributions.
Support: The team page lists Petter Schau, a programmer from Norway, and Torsten Enderling, a virtual desktop engineer from Germany.
Release channel: The makers state that future releases will be published in GitHub’s releases section.
Founded: 1996
Price from: Free

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