LaunchBox
7.8#1 in game launcher software$30 one-timeFree planAndroidAPIWindows
VisitLaunchBox vs MedLaunch
What both publish
| Fact | LaunchBox | MedLaunch |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | The installer can add desktop and Start-menu shortcuts, install or update DirectX and .NET when needed, and includes an uninstaller. | It requires no installation and says it writes no data outside its own folder. |
| License | The maker says Premium is DRM-free and can be deployed to as many personal devices as the user wishes. | The repository license identifies the software as MIT licensed and names Asnivor (Matt Burgess) in its 2016 copyright notice. |
| Support | The maker points users to technical support forums, how-to video tutorials, bug reporting, and feature requests. | The project directs users to its GitHub issue tracker and Discord for bugs, suggestions, and feature requests. |
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
MedLaunch plans
No prices published.
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.
Pick MedLaunch if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.