Steem – Atari STE emulator

Steem is a free Atari STE emulator.

It runs almost every ST program ever made without any problems. Steem is designed to be easy to use and has many unique features.

The emulator is updated on a regular basis.

Whether you want to run great old games, use MIDI apps just like you did on the ST or you have some other, more sinister motive, Steem is the emulator for you.

Features include:

• STE emulation included.
• Can use both .ST and .MSA disk images.
• Joystick support via keyboard.
• Sound support.
• Runs all versions of TOS except 1.62 which shouldn’t be used at all.

Website: strongsteem.atari.st
Support: Guide
Developer: Anthony Hayward, Russell Hayward
License: Closed-source Freeware

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