GameRoom - All your PC games in a one place

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Steam, Origin, Uplay and GOG. Don't you wish that your games were all in the one place? Let's have a look at GameRoom.



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would you not still have to launch steam ect to launch the games, if so then it seems a bit pointless, just more clutter on the HDD
 
would you not still have to launch steam ect to launch the games, if so then it seems a bit pointless, just more clutter on the HDD

It depends. I have over forty games installed right now. I couldn't have an icon on my desktop for every single one. Right now I use ObjectDock to have all my games in one easy to browse place. Sounds like GameRoom is trying to do a similar thing. I think I'm going to give it a go.
 
How come these posts never have a link to the subject? Especially new or obscure things like GameRoom, which doesn't even show up when you google it (A piece of Microsoft software for the Xbox 360 from 2010 showed up with the same name)
 
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It depends. I have over forty games installed right now. I couldn't have an icon on my desktop for every single one. Right now I use ObjectDock to have all my games in one easy to browse place. Sounds like GameRoom is trying to do a similar thing. I think I'm going to give it a go.

My point being most games on steam need steam running to actually play, so it would mean you have 2 things running to play 1 game
 
My point being most games on steam need steam running to actually play, so it would mean you have 2 things running to play 1 game

Launchers like these take such little power it's irrelevant. I've got Rainmeter and ObjectDock running right now to give a pretty UI and quick access to stuff. I have Steam, GOG and Origin running full time. These days processors have more than enough power to handle things like this. Just my opinion though.
 
what i actually want is for all publishers to just use steam..
wont be downloading anything else. deleted origin again after bf 1 trial ended.
 
Steam already allows you to do this, as does Geforce experience, (and I believe the amd program does as well, i'm undure but so i have heard.) Why do i need a 3rd program to do this for me?
Or better yet, a folder with shortcuts to all your games...
 
How come these posts never have a link to the subject? Especially new or obscure things like GameRoom, which doesn't even show up when you google it (A piece of Microsoft software for the Xbox 360 from 2010 showed up with the same name)

Dude, the link to GR is at the top of the article. Next to Source
 
It depends. I have over forty games installed right now. I couldn't have an icon on my desktop for every single one. Right now I use ObjectDock to have all my games in one easy to browse place. Sounds like GameRoom is trying to do a similar thing. I think I'm going to give it a go.

Have you heard of folders? :p
 
Didn't windows have this functionality built in on win 7? does 10 have a similar thing built in?

This is literally just the windows 7 games thing by the look of it.. just another thing to run.. nah thanks.
 
Why no desktop?

Isn't this what the desktop is good for? Or a folder with the bookmarks in? I have my regularly used games on my desktop, anything else I open the relevant program for.
 
Isn't this what the desktop is good for? Or a folder with the bookmarks in? I have my regularly used games on my desktop, anything else I open the relevant program for.

Personally I don't like clutter on my desktop, I have a nice picture of a wolf and nothing is going to take from that
 
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