The Three best Windows game launcher software to organize your game library

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Photon Game Manager

The best thing about Photon Game Manager is a UI design comparable to media center software. It has customizable full-screen and windowed interfaces to show off games with. The program has built-in support for online databases so that you can include box art, banners and extra game details in your Photon gaming library. The software supports emulators so you can also launch retro games straight from Photon. With Photon Explorer users can browse through their game libraries with sort and filter options. In addition, you can use the software with controllers, joysticks, keyboards and touch screen input devices.

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LaunchBox

This software is compatible with Windows platforms from Vista on, and the publisher hints there might also be future Mac and Linux versions. LaunchBox has a freeware and Premium version with extra customization options and a Big Box Mode. The Premium version of the software is currently retailing at $20. LaunchBox is comparable to Photon Game Manager as it enables users to set up visually appealing game databases.

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GameRoom

GameRoom is another program that provides an elegant display for your Windows game library and supports various digital distributors. This is freeware that runs on the more recent Windows 7, 8 and 10 platforms. Click Download GameRoom (Windows) on this page to save the installer to your desktop or laptop. GameRoom supports the Steam, Origin, Battle.net, Uplay and Origin digital distributors and automatically scans and imports games from those libraries. Users can also manually import any game title. You can configure the program to leave some Steam or Origin games out from your GameRoom library. IGDB automatically provides background wallpaper, cover art and additional details for the games.

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