Every game on this PC, whichever store it came from

What is in it

1. A page for every gameWhat it is, its DLC, patch notes and news, and your mods for it. Each page takes its colours from the game's cover art.
2. The stores, in one placePick a store and browse it: sales, top sellers and new releases on Steam, Epic Games and Xbox, or search all three together. Buying always happens in the store's own app; Lemegeton never sees a payment.
3. Friends and chatSee who is online and what they are playing, and message them. It stays in the tray after you close the window, so messages still arrive.
4. ProfilesA picture (animated if you like), a background, your own colour and a summary, with badges and your linked accounts (Steam, Discord and the rest). Open to everyone, or to friends only.
5. ModsEach game shows where its mods live. Search Nexus Mods, Thunderstore, Steam Workshop, GameBanana and Modrinth from inside it, and Get hands a mod to the tool that installs it. Build modpacks and pass them to your friends.

The installer is a book

Each step is a page turning, and a seal draws itself while the files copy. It installs for your Windows account only and asks for no administrator.

Before you install

Windows will warn you

The installer is not code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen says it does not know the publisher. Choose More info, then Run anyway.

What you need

Windows 10 or 11, and the stores whose games you want to see. Lemegeton sits on top of them; it does not replace them.

Accounts are optional

You can use it as a launcher without one. An account is only for friends, chat, profiles and sharing mods.

Where chat goes

Accounts and chat run on a small hosted database looked after by the author. Chat is not end-to-end encrypted. What you are playing is shown to friends only if you switch that on.

Removing it

Installed apps, in Windows Settings. You are asked whether to keep your settings.

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