In our current age, it is challenging to download a game without installing a specific game launcher alongside it. This is understandable when you consider publishers need to pay 30% or more to list their titles on other platforms like Steam, Xbox, or PlayStation.

But this is becoming increasingly frustrating for gamers who need to manage over a dozen different launchers and storefronts just to play the games they love. This is why you should find a game launcher that lets you manage and organize your entire game collection from one platform.

Of course, you will still need to install some of these launchers to run the game, regardless if you want to or not. But using a universal games launcher where you can store, organize, and customize all your games makes jumping on your PC and starting a game much simpler than endlessly scrolling through different launchers to find a game to play.

AMD users have a game library already pre-installed on their PC, the AMD software app, formerly known as AMD Radeon. The main purpose of this software is to download and install driver updates for your AMD hardware.

But that's not all you can do. You can also change universal graphics settings with it and optimize games to perform better on your PC. If you use the scan function, it will show you all the games on your hard drive.