
You can then choose a game from it to play and close it. Using one of these Launchers gives you that. Little things like that.īut if you just want to see every game you own, in one place, organised exactly like you want them, with havig the sortability of a God. To have the option to use the Mods, I must launch from Steam. Such as Slay The Spire mods aren't available launching from GoG. but not the games you own that aren't installed).īoth Playnite and GoG 2.0 both have amazing sorting, categorising, media thumb-nailing and plenty more - options, to get things the way you want/need them. (Yes, you can also fill up your Desktop or a folder with links to the games you have installed.

Now I can just open GoG 2.0 and choose a game from my entire catalogue.

With Epic, Twitch, GoG, UPlay and Steam games in my possession I ended up just choosing a Steam game to play because I couldn't be bothered to open each Launcher and remind myself of what I have in them. And I don't want to open each Launcher to choose what to play. I have often forgotten about so many games, just using the Steam Launcher. The best thing about them both is that you can open one launcher and choose a game to play. Probably faster than the Steam Library is for less powerful PC's now, too. They are both very useful and incredibly well made.
GOG GALAXY WON T OPEN UPDATE
The next time you try starting the Galaxy Client it will create a new debug.log file 0 KB in size, easily verify the file, and start the update process solving the issue entirely. The Friends List integration is better on GoG 2.0 apparently so if you need that, that's the better choice atm. The fix here is to just delete the debug.log file yourself in the C:Galaxyredists folder. I think they are both pretty much the same. And have looked into Playnite recently, too. I've been playing around with GoG 2.0 for around three days.

Not really a Storefront thing or digital distribution service. For those who don't know, the Universal Launcher is for simplifying and organising the games you own.
