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   hypolite (hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com)'s status on Sunday, 08-Jan-2023 01:56:25 JST hypolite
   I realize that I’ve never formally recommended Playnite. This is an open-source video game library manager with bindings for most commercial game stores (Steam, Epic, Battle.net, GOG, XBox, PlayStation, Itch.io, …), allowing to have a synthetic view of a scattered digital video game library.
   
   I use it on Windows (even though I believe it’s cross-platfirm) and I can’t recommend it enough. I even contributed $15 to its development.
   
   #VideoGames
   Playnite - video game library manager
   
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     hypolite (hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com)'s status on Sunday, 08-Jan-2023 07:37:20 JST hypolite

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     • Jeroen-bart Engelen
     @yeep I had Playnite up and running way before GOG released their all-encompassing Galaxy software so I’ve never given it a proper try. Besides, I’ve distanced myself from GOG since they published pro-Gamergate material several years ago.
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     Jeroen-bart Engelen (yeep@mastodon.nl)'s status on Sunday, 08-Jan-2023 07:37:22 JST Jeroen-bart Engelen

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     @hypolite Interesting. It's not cross-platform though. It's built with the .NET Framework 4.6.2, which is Windows-only.
     How does this compare with GoG Galaxy? Ever tried that?