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It's almost entirely Steam, though. A couple of years back I played "Crookz", which goes through a "Kalypso Launcher" -- that one was mostly optional though; you could just click on some form of "continue without login".
I didn't really have to "install" that one, though -- it just came with the game.
Battle.net
Steam.
Origin
That's the order in which I installed them.
I do not intend to install anymore
i don't play ubisoft games anymore but i still need to occasionally log in because of their insane SSA of deleting non-active accounts without your consent
LowJack thanks for this..didn’t know it existed!
Mainly because i have games on STEAM that need those extra clients to run but i also have some games on there.
Sometimes also BATTLENET if i am in the mood for Diablo, but thats usually only every few months for a week or so.
It doesn't bother me in the slightest as they're just extra platforms. They don't take up any noticeable extra space, so it could be 500 for all I care.
Computers are great aren't they? Infiniite shelf space.
Origin for Steamgames, i never actually touch it.
Uplay for Steamgames, i never actually open this one aswell.
Rockstar Launcher because im forced into having it 6 years later. Also just for steamgames.
Xbox App because i actually own one, and therefore Gamepass aswell.
No Epicshitter
I own too many Games, so GOG Galaxy just crashes.
No trash external game launchers, they can suck me aswell.
EA and Ubisoft install themselves when I launch a Steam game that requires them, but they only run when needed.
I did have GOG Galaxy, but I've just been using the website lately.
I avoid Epic on principle.