What's that, too many launchers or no easy way to manage GOG games on Linux? Lutris might solve this problem for you.

Not a fan of Lutris or just want to try something different? GameHub could be a pretty good option for you.

Regular readers will know by now how much I've enjoyed using Lutris to bring together my game library across Steam, GOG and more. It just recently put out the big update!

Lutris, the excellent bit of software that allows you to bring together your scattered game library is closing in on a final release of the 0.5 overhaul.

Lutris, the rather advanced game library manager is currently going through some major improvements with the 0.5.0 release that's in Beta. The latest new feature, is a rather nifty one.

Lutris, the rather good game manager to bundle your games together from various sources has a fresh beta out.

You might remember, that back in September last year I talked a little about Lutris and Overwatch together and how it was working well. Here’s an update on how it's been going.

Lutris, the excellent all-in-one game manager solution is really starting to show off now. The latest beta has some nice improvements to tidy it all up.

Lutris, the 'open gaming platform' has a new beta version out that features a refreshed UI and it's looking really sleek now.

Two updates in the space of a week? You spoil us Lutris team. The open source game manager continues spitting and polishing.

For those who need a hand managing Linux games across Steam, Wine, DXVK and so on. Lutris is here to help and a new release is now available.

Lutris, the 'open gaming platform' that acts as a front-end to help you manage various games on Linux has a fresh release out.

I have to admit, the game manager Lutris has come along quite a bit since I last used it. Today, version 0.4.20 was made available.

Lutris is an interesting open source application to help you manage your games from different sources, and they have released a fresh batch of builds.