GameEx
7.8#3 in game library managers$17 one-timeFree planAndroidLinuxmacOSWindows
VisitGameEx vs LaunchBox
What both publish
| Fact | GameEx | LaunchBox |
|---|---|---|
| Praise: customization | Arcade DIY praised the Windows Media Center-style interface, clear menus and extensive customization. | A Trustpilot reviewer praised the way LaunchBox displays a collection, emulation support, extensive customization, and Big Box themes. |
| Support | The maker says commercial support and customizations are available and in many cases provided free of charge. | The maker points users to technical support forums, how-to video tutorials, bug reporting, and feature requests. |
GameEx plans
- GameExFree
- GameEx freeFree
- Registered GameEx key$17, paid once
LaunchBox plans
- Starter (Windows)Free
- StarterFree
- Regular (Windows)$30, paid once
- Regular$30, paid once
- Windows and Android bundle$35, paid once
- Bundle (Windows and Android)$35, paid once
Pick GameEx if…
GameEx suits people looking for an emulator front end that also includes media features and HTPC functions. Users planning Linux or Mac use should note that WINE support is experimental and alpha builds may lack features.
Pick LaunchBox if…
LaunchBox may suit players organizing PC and emulated games who want artwork and metadata alongside their collections. Android users with collections of 100 games or fewer can use its free Android app.