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Re: Post your game library (digital or not)
« Reply #15 on: November 24, 2014, 09:58:10 pm »
Welp, There's always Evolve. Obviously you can't play or launch games from Evolve because that's not what it's for (It's for playing your multiplayer games). But still it will create a library for all of your games.

The point of evolve was at first to be a tunneling engine so that those who couldn't port forward could still play games with their friends, but now it's a giant client similar to steam (except you don't buy games). Every time you play a new game, the client adds it to your library, that is if the game has a profile on Evolve. It records how long you have played it and whatnot, but it doesn't allow you to launch the games so I guess that's not what you want. Anyway, the reason Evolve has profiles for games is because unlike other tunneling engines like hamachi, Evolve custom writes and test a new tunneling engine for every single game in its database. Thus if it's on Evolve the tunneling engine is guaranteed to work (if you aren't relayed of course :P )


Anyway, if anyone wants to check that out, here it is:
https://www.evolvehq.com/welcome
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As for your physical library problem. Why don't you just manually add non-steam games to your steam library. Thus you can have them all in one place...
« Last Edit: November 24, 2014, 10:01:34 pm by XiiDraco »

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Re: Post your game library (digital or not)
« Reply #16 on: December 02, 2014, 10:14:09 am »
Is there a good way to store and manage a physical game database? I'd like to not pull hair when I'm moving to buy some games around.

I'd say Microsoft Excel/whatever the equivalent is in LibreOffice will do the job, but I guess specialized software for this might exist.


That's a great idea, if someone finds any specific software for it say something! :D
Actually, Pricecharting has a tool to enter your game library somewhere I believe, but I don't know if it's free. It can be handy because it lets you know the value of your game collection, but some PC games might be missing and it's only for physical games.