Hi, I would like to propose importing games/rare-launcher. This is a python-based project that implements an open-source client for the Epic Games Store [1]. It's useful for anyone who has an account there. It uses games/legendary as the backend for interaction with Epic Games Store. To log in, it opens a web browser where you have to be logged into the Epic Games Store to then carry this over to the launcher (you may need to run `legendary auth` in the command line for this).
Once authenticated, it provides a nice, visual library of the games owned on the store, with options to download, customize, and launch. It even takes care of the Epic Games Services integration. Online multiplayer through Epic's infrastructure looks like it's functional (I haven't tried multiplayer for real because of lack of popular multiplayer games in my library). It is still a little buggy here and there and may sometimes need a restart. It will automatically launch games with wine if configured so in the settings which works quite well. Occasionally it wants to start the 32bit version, in which case some manual intervention may be needed. Some games don't work, but with this and wine I've launched the following successfully: Civilization VI, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Super Meat Boy Forever, Songs of Silence, The Witness, Vampire Survivors, World of Goo. ok? [1] https://store.epicgames.com/
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