ArlequinGameHub
The launcher for all your launchers: all your games in one place, your saves always safe and everything you need while you play.
Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) · Updates itself · All versions
The version from this website gets new features and improvements first: the Microsoft Store version may take a little longer to get them.
Linux (AppImage, 64-bit) · Test version, only tested on Nobara: it may fail on other distributions, and it doesn't update itself yet
One program, everything you play
Your whole library
Games from all your stores together, installed or not, with covers and your hours played.
Learn more →SaveHub included
Backs up your saves on its own when you close each game. Restore them in one click or upload them to your cloud.
Learn more →HUD and crosshair
FPS, temperatures and power draw on top of your game, and a crosshair adjustable to a tenth of a pixel.
Learn more →Runs on my PC?
See whether each game will run well on your PC, measure your real FPS and change its graphics settings.
Learn more →Play Hub
Full screen to play from the couch with an Xbox, PlayStation or Switch controller.
Learn more →Built-in chat
Discord, Steam Chat and TeamSpeak next to your games, without opening more windows.
Learn more →BenchHub: how fast your PC really is
Processor, RAM and graphics tests, and a Hall of Fame to compare yourself with the community.
Learn more →AimHub: warm up your aim
A 3D room to warm up before playing and test your crosshair, with your own sensitivity.
Learn more →ReplayHub: save what you just played
Press a key and the last part of your game is saved as a video, like with ShadowPlay.
Learn more →LootHub: free games to keep
The games stores give away for a limited time, all together, with a heads-up when a new one appears.
Learn more →DiskHub
How much each game takes up on your drives, and what’s left over.
Learn more →ShopHub: the stores, with your PC alongside
Steam, GOG, Epic and Microsoft Store in one place, with your PC alongside.
Learn more →SocialHub: your channels, no account
Your Twitch, YouTube and Kick channels inside GameHub, no account needed.
Learn more →FixHub: issues and fixes from players
Direct download only Each game's known issues and how to fix them, written by players.
Learn more →EmuHub: your console games
Direct download only Your console games in the library, with their emulator, their saves in SaveHub and community opinions.
Learn more →TVHub: your PC on the TV
Watch or play on your TV at home from your PC, without cables or internet.
Learn more →RemoteHub: your phone as a remote
Control GameHub and your PC from your phone, over your home network.
Learn more →Built with the community
Its own database of saves and FPS, and hardware statistics from the people who play.
Learn more →POTATO MODE
An ultra-light native version, with no browser inside, for PCs that are short on resources.
Learn more →Finds your games on its own
GameHub never asks for the password of any store: it reads what you already have on your PC and opens each game with its own launcher.
What a normal launcher doesn't give you
There are very good launchers that bring your games together. GameHub goes one step further: as well as having everything in one place, it looks after your saves and tells you how each game runs on your PC.
| A store's launcher | Launchers that combine stores | Arlequin GameHub | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games from all your stores together | Only its own | Yes | Yes |
| Backup of your saves when you close each game | Only with its cloud | With plugins | Yes, built in |
| Saves in your own cloud (Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox) | No | Not usually | Yes |
| Runs on my PC? with each game's requirements | In the store | Not usually | Yes, in your library |
| Measure your FPS and see what limits you (GPU or CPU) | No | No | Yes |
| HUD and crosshair on top of the game | No | Not usually | Yes |
| Save what you just played as a video, with one key | No | Not usually | Yes |
| The games stores give away, with alerts for new ones | No | Not usually | Yes |
| Compare prices with other stores and see if it runs on your PC before buying | No | Not usually | Yes |
| Live streams and videos from your Twitch, YouTube and Kick channels, no account | No | No | Yes |
| What each game takes up on your drives, and leftovers from uninstalled games | Only its own games | Not usually | Yes |
| Benchmark your PC, with a community Hall of Fame | No | No | Yes |
| Warm up your aim before playing, with your own sensitivity | No | No | Yes |
| Couch mode with a controller | Some | Some | Yes, Play Hub |
| Change each game's graphics settings from outside | No | No | In many games |
| Discord, Steam Chat and TeamSpeak inside | Its own chat | Not usually | Yes |
| Ultra-light mode for low-end PCs | No | Not usually | POTATO MODE |
| Asks for your store passwords | — | Sometimes | Never |
The good and the not yet
- ✓Free and with no ads. The important stuff is never paid.
- ✓Your saves safe without thinking about it. A backup every time you close a game, with protection if a save comes out damaged.
- ✓Lightweight. And if your PC is short on resources, POTATO MODE is a native window with no browser inside.
- ✓Your data, your choice. Everything shared is anonymous and you can turn it off metric by metric.
- ✓Updates itself and every version gets better with what players contribute.
- !It’s a young program. If you find a bug, let me know.
- !It isn't signed yet. Windows warns you the first time: “More info → Run anyway”.
- !Linux, in testing. There’s a preview version, tested only on Nobara and that doesn’t update itself yet; Steam Deck hasn’t been tested yet.
- !The database is just getting started. For lesser-known games you may need to point to the save folder by hand the first time (or GameHub learns it while you play).
- !FPS estimates need players. While there's little data for a game, its FPS are worked out from its Steam requirements and are approximate.
Give it a try?
⬇ Direct download 🛍️ Download from Microsoft StoreWindows 10 and 11 (64-bit) · Free · Updates itself
Linux (AppImage, 64-bit) · Test version, only tested on Nobara: it may fail on other distributions, and it doesn't update itself yet