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Heronite

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Heronite brings your games from Steam, Epic Games, GOG, Amazon Games, Battle.net, EA app, Ubisoft Connect, and Rockstar Games, plus emulated, native Linux, and Windows games, into one Collection. It launches them natively, through Wine/Proton on Linux, or through an emulator...

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  • Updated Nov 2026

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What is Heronite?

Heronite brings your games from Steam, Epic Games, GOG, Amazon Games, Battle.net, EA app, Ubisoft Connect, and Rockstar Games, plus emulated, native Linux, and Windows games, into one Collection. It launches them natively, through Wine/Proton on Linux, or through an emulator, records every session, and stays light on your PC as a native Rust app (GPUI, GPU rendered).

Your library, organized

Collection: a list with details or a grid of covers, grouped by status, store, genre, series, or year. Details show screenshots, How Long To Beat, achievements, and a play timeline. Journal: notes on your play days and screenshots. Views: filter, sort, and save presets like Playing now or Backlog. Search forgives typos. Bulk edits: change many games at once, with undo. Command palette: Ctrl K opens any page, action, or game. Add any game: programs, browser games, scripts, or ROM folders, with art from Steam, SteamGridDB, IGDB, and more.

Stores and launchers

Epic Games, GOG, and Amazon Games: log in and install, update, repair, or move games from one download queue. On Windows, games from their official launchers come in without downloading again. Steam: your library comes in by itself, no login needed. Battle.net, EA app, Ubisoft Connect, and Rockstar Games (Linux): each store's app runs in its own Wine prefix, and its games show up in your Collection. Other launchers: import and sync games from Heroic, Lutris, Bottles, and Faugus on Linux, and from Playnite on Windows. Games you already have: add one by hand, or a whole folder at once.