Rokky Medina

I play across Steam, Epic, GOG, and Game Pass, plus an emulation setup, and my "library" was really five separate launchers and a folder of ROMs I'd never bothered to organize. I wanted one place that showed everything I own and made actually playing it feel like it counted for something.

So I built GameSave (Windows, .NET/WPF). What it does today:

• Pulls your Steam / Epic / GOG / Xbox libraries into one view

• Tracks your play time for every game

• Imports a retro/ROM collection and auto-fills box art + metadata by file hash no manual scraping, and it sets up RetroArch for you

• Automatically backs up your save files so you don't lose progress

• Stats, achievements, and global leaderboards across your whole library think Gamerscore, but for everything you play instead of one platform

• An in-app economy with credits you earn for actually playing your games and a store to spend them to unlock features

• A backlog manager that incentivizes you to finish the games you own instead of buying more

• Global leaderboards where you and your games compete against others

• Fully translated/localized in 40 languages

• and a lot more

It's free and in open beta. Being honest about the rough edges: it's Windows-only for now, the UI's still getting polished, and the first scan on a big library can take a minute.