Everything Irori does
A launcher that matches Heroic Games Launcher feature for feature, then keeps going: Steam, itch.io, emulators, third-party launchers and Big Picture, in one native program.
- LibraryOne library for every game you ownEvery store, your ROMs and your own games in one grid that stays smooth at thousands of covers.
- StoresTen stores and launchers, built inStore protocols written in Rust inside Irori, with several accounts per store and nothing extra to download.
- PlayOne click to play, tuned per gameOne click to play from anywhere, with per-game settings that inherit your defaults and show what you changed.
- Wine and ProtonWine, Proton and Game Porting Toolkit, managed for youManaged Wine and Proton builds on Linux, Wine, CrossOver and Game Porting Toolkit on macOS, a prefix per game.
- EmulatorsEmulators, set up oncePoint Irori at your ROM folders; it recognizes each system, installs the emulator and checks your BIOS.
- Big PictureBig Picture, made for the couchThe whole launcher with a controller, opening by itself in the Steam Deck’s Game Mode and scaled for a TV.
- StatsStats that show how you playEvery session counted by Irori, merged with the stores’ own totals, shown as weeks, streaks and favourites.
- Downloads and updatesDownloads that finish, updates in one placeA queue that pauses offline and resumes after a restart, and one Updates page for games and tools.
- PerformanceFast, light and quietOne native process drawn on your GPU, about 88 MiB of memory and zero CPU while it waits.
Screenshots
Look around the room
Every screen as it runs on Linux, with a demo library of real games and their store art. The play time and the accounts are made up.