Change each game's graphics settings

GameHub reads the graphics settings each game saves and shows them on its page. In games that save their settings in a known format, you can also change them: the main ones (overall quality, resolution, display mode, FPS limit and VSync) are right there, and “All settings” opens a window with all of them, grouped and with a search box.

It understands games made with Unreal Engine (Borderlands 3 and 4, Hogwarts Legacy, THE FINALS…), Unreal Engine 3 (Rocket League, Killing Floor 2…), Unity and Source (Counter-Strike 2…), plus GTA V (Legacy and Enhanced), Cyberpunk 2077 and Far Cry 2 to 6.

Before the first change it keeps a copy of how everything was: with “Restore original” you leave it as it was. With the game open it won't let you change anything (the game would overwrite it on exit) and it respects read-only files.

Launch options: save each game’s own (like -dx11 or -novid), turn each one on or off with a click and reorder them. They’re added when you open the game from GameHub (on Steam, together with the ones you’ve set there); in every game, even if GameHub can’t read its settings. Epic, Ubisoft and EA don’t allow passing them: it lets you know. You can also give each game its own priority and affinity (which CPU cores it uses), applied while it’s running.

Also The Witcher 3 and Back 4 Blood, and in Cyberpunk 2077 you can choose which screen to play on.

Settings have their own tab on the game page: display settings on top and quality and effects below, as many as fit, with «All settings» close at hand.