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Move from Heroic Games Launcher
Import your Heroic accounts, installed games, per-game settings, favourites and categories into Irori in one click. Heroic stays as it is.
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Irori matches what Heroic Games Launcher can do, and reads Heroic’s files directly, so you can switch without signing in again or downloading a single game twice.
What comes along
- Your Epic Games, GOG, Amazon Games and ZOOM Platform logins.
- Your installed games, where they already are on disk, and the games you added to Heroic yourself.
- Per-game settings: Irori uses Heroic’s setting names, so they mean the same thing.
- Your favourites and categories.
Heroic itself is left unchanged: Irori only copies from its folder, including the Flatpak’s, and never writes there. Where Irori already has something, Irori’s copy wins.
Import from the first start
When Irori finds Heroic on its first start, onboarding offers Bring over your Heroic setup. Choose Import from Heroic; a summary shows which stores came across and how many game settings, favourites and categories were imported.
Or from a terminal
irori import-heroic
The command imports the same things without opening the window.
After the move
- Your games play from where Heroic installed them. Check one or two to see that their Wine builds came across, and pick a build in the Wine manager where one is missing.
- Links made for Heroic keep working: Irori understands
heroic://launch/...links.
Keep reading
- GuideMove from LutrisGames, categories and playtime, read without touching Lutris; install scripts still work.
- GuidePlay Epic Games on LinuxSign in, install and play your Epic Games library through Proton, with cloud saves.
- GuidePlay GOG games on LinuxNative Linux installers, Windows games through Proton, achievements and cloud saves.
Ready to light the fire?
Irori is free, open source and installs from the package manager you already use.
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