GameHub
A unified library for managing games from multiple platforms and compatibility layers on Linux.
What is GameHub?
GameHub is a unified game library application for Linux that aggregates games from multiple platforms like Steam, GOG, Humble Bundle, and itch.io into a single interface. It solves the problem of fragmented game libraries by providing a central hub to install, launch, and manage games, including support for compatibility layers such as Wine, Proton, and various emulators.
Linux gamers and enthusiasts who use multiple game platforms and compatibility tools and want a consolidated, streamlined way to manage their entire game collection.
Developers choose GameHub because it uniquely integrates disparate gaming platforms and compatibility layers into one cohesive desktop application, offering features like automated artwork fetching, overlay‑based mod management, and per‑game tweaks—all tailored for the Linux gaming ecosystem.
Overview
All your games in one place
Use Cases
Best For
- Managing a mixed library of native Linux, Windows‑via‑Wine, and emulated games
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