Game Launcher Software
Alternatives to Epic Games Launcher
The tools Specifiction weighs against Epic Games Launcher, from its list of game launcher software, each with its plans, platforms and spec score.
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GameVault GameVault suits people who want to host and manage a DRM-free game library on their own file server.
From €4.16/mo Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.8 Visit Specs - 02
LaunchBox LaunchBox suits people organizing collections that combine PC games and emulated console games.
Free plan Windows · Android · API8.8 Visit Specs - 03 EA app
It suits players using Windows or Mac who want to manage EA games and connect gaming-platform friends.
From $3.33/mo Web · Windows · macOS8.7 Visit Specs - 04
GOG Galaxy Galaxy suits people who want games and gaming friends from different launchers and platforms gathered in one place.
Free plan Windows · macOS · API · Browser extension8.7 Visit Specs - 05
Minecraft Launcher It suits PC players who want one place to access Minecraft editions, versions, profiles, and mod support.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux · iOS8.5 Visit Specs - 06
GDLauncher GDLauncher suits Minecraft players who want separate modded instances, modpack installation, and server management in one launcher.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux8.4 Visit Specs - 07
itch app It suits itch.io users who want a desktop library for installing, organizing and updating games or software, including syncing browser-based games for offline play.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux8.4 Visit Specs - 08
Steam Steam suits people looking for a place to play, discover, discuss, or create games, as well as developers and publishers distributing games on the service.
Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.3 Visit Specs - 09
Gameforge Client Gameforge Client suits players who want to discover and access Gameforge games through one Windows application.
Free plan Windows8.1 Visit Specs - 10
Prism Launcher It suits Minecraft players who want separate installations with distinct mods, resource packs, and settings.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux8.1 Visit Specs - 11
GameHub Backlog GameHub Backlog suits players who want one web-based place to track progress, organize lists, discover games, and monitor prices.
Free plan Web7.9 Visit Specs - 12 Heroic Games Launcher
Heroic suits players who want one launcher for games from Epic, GOG and Amazon Prime Gaming across Linux, Windows or macOS.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux7.8 Visit Specs - 13 Faugus Launcher Linux7.6 Visit Specs
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Jagex Launcher It suits players of Jagex’s RuneScape games who want one launcher for installation, client selection, and multiple game instances on Windows or macOS.
Free plan Windows · macOS7.6 Visit Specs - 15 Infrared Windows · macOS · Linux · API7.5 Visit Specs
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Lutris Lutris suits Linux players managing libraries bought from multiple stores, including users who need emulators or compatibility layers.
Free plan Linux7.4 Visit Specs - 17
Nexon Launcher It suits players who want one application for downloading and maintaining Nexon games on Windows or macOS.
Free plan Windows · macOS7.4 Visit Specs - 18 Minigalaxy Free plan Linux7.1 Visit Specs
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Playnite Free plan Windows7.1 Visit Specs - 20 Wargaming.net Game Center
It suits players of eligible Wargaming PC games who want one launcher for installation, updates, account access, and game news.
Free plan Windows · macOS7.1 Visit Specs - 21
Paradox Launcher Windows · macOS · Linux6.9 Visit Specs - 22
Ubisoft Connect From $7.99/mo Windows6.0 Visit Specs - 23 Xbox app for PC Windows5.2 Visit Specs
Epic Games Launcher, head to head
- Epic Games Launcher vs GameVault
- Epic Games Launcher vs LaunchBox
- Epic Games Launcher vs EA app
- Epic Games Launcher vs GOG Galaxy
- Epic Games Launcher vs Minecraft Launcher
- Epic Games Launcher vs GDLauncher
- Epic Games Launcher vs itch app
- Epic Games Launcher vs Steam
- Epic Games Launcher vs Gameforge Client
- Epic Games Launcher vs Prism Launcher
- Epic Games Launcher vs GameHub Backlog
- Epic Games Launcher vs Heroic Games Launcher