Ten stores and launchers, built in

Built in, not bolted on

Most launchers for Epic Games, GOG and Amazon Games run separate command-line tools behind the scenes. Irori doesn’t. Its store protocols are Rust ports of the parts of legendary, gogdl and nile that it needs, compiled into the launcher, so downloads, updates and cloud saves need no external store tools to download, update or break.

Store	What Irori does
Epic Games	Library, install, update, repair, move and import, cloud saves, the EOS overlay
GOG	Library, install and import, native Linux installers, cloud saves, achievements and playtime, private branches, REDmod
Amazon Games	Library, install, update and repair from Amazon’s signed manifests
ZOOM Platform	Library and installs, turned on in Settings
itch.io	Log in with an API key, then install, update and play what you own; turned on in Settings
Steam	Installed games with no sign-in; owned and Family games with one
Battle.net, EA app, Ubisoft Connect, Rockstar Games Launcher	Set up once in a Wine prefix of their own; their games join the library

Several accounts per store

Epic Games, GOG, Amazon Games, ZOOM Platform and itch.io each take several accounts, shown in one library. A game installed with one account belongs to it: updates, repairs, cloud saves and launches use that account. When several of your accounts own a game, the install sheet asks which one installs it.

Signing in

Store logins open in Irori’s sign-in window, a small helper program, and finish on their own: Irori never needs anything copied. On Linux the window uses WebKitGTK; without it, the page opens in your browser and Irori watches the clipboard for the code. Logins are stored encrypted, with the key in your system keyring.

Steam

Your installed Steam games are read from Steam’s own files, with Steam’s own art, and need no login. Log in to Steam (a QR code for the Steam Mobile app, or your password with Steam Guard) to add every game you own and your Steam Family’s games. Play hands the game to Steam with your launch options and follows it until it ends, so playtime counts. Install, Verify files and Uninstall open Steam’s own dialogs.

itch.io

Turn itch.io on in Settings › General › Integrations, or from its account card, and log in with an API key. Irori downloads the best upload for your system (resumable), unpacks zip and tar archives and finds the program to start.

Battle.net, EA app, Ubisoft Connect and Rockstar

Irori never handles these accounts itself. The Stores page sets each launcher up once, in a Wine prefix of its own with the Wine build you pick (natively on Windows), using the vendor’s official installer. You sign in and install games inside the launcher; Irori reads its local data, lists the games and starts them, and follows the game rather than the launcher for playtime.

Edit this page on GitHub