Lutris
Lutris puts the games you own from different places in one library on Linux, and sets up what each needs to run, including many Windows games. It does not sell games.
How hard it is to start using it. Easy: install it like a normal app, or use it in your browser. Advanced: you run it on your own server, use the command line, or it is a tool for developers.
Features
Game stores & launchers
Sells gamesPlays games you own; no store
No
One library for all your stores
SourceYes
Runs Windows games
SourceYes
Cloud savesGOG cloud save sync added 2026; other stores unclear
SourcePartly
Windows, Mac and Linux appLinux only
Partly
Running apps from other systems
Runs Windows games
SourceYes
Runs Android apps
SourceNo
No commands neededSetup scripts and command-line options exist for advanced use
SourcePartly
Signs in to game stores
SourceYes
Windows, Mac and Linux appLinux only
Partly
Keeps each app separatePer-game settings override shared defaults; not fully separate setups
SourcePartly
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Game stores & launchers
Replaces partlyLinux only; plays games you own; sells none
Running apps from other systems
Replaces partlyRuns games via emulators and compatibility layers; not stated for Android apps.
How to help
AI contributionsNon-developers welcome
Use AI freely; every contribution gets the same scrutiny and must be useful, understandable and tested. No disclosure rule.
“All contributions regardless of how they were generated are subject to the same level of scrutiny and are expected to be useful, understandable and validated.” Read it
Welcomes pull requests.