GOG Galaxy Alternatives

Steam is where most gamers come to buy and play computer games. Steam is a video game digital distribution service by Valve. The software can be used to both buy and launch games, it also packs social features allowing you to make friends and play games with or against them. The Steam platform can also be used by game developers and publishers to launch and sell games to users of the platform.

Epic Games Store is marketplace for digital games. The Epic Game Store is availible via the browser or within the Epic Games launcher. Developers who release games within the store receive 88% of the revenue generated from the game, which is drastically better than other stores.  This help developers sustain their business model, and ultimatley create more or better games. 

Uplay is the ecosystem of players services for Ubisoft games across all platforms. It aims at giving the best environment for all players to enjoy their games and connect with each other whatever the device. Uplay is a free service available corss-platform.

Stadia is a subscription-based gaming platform that allows you to play all titles in their library of games. Stadia is developed by Google and allows you play games instantly with one click of a button. To be able to play games on Stadia you need to have Stadia Controller and subscription to the service Stadia Pro. No purchase of console is required since Stadia streams all games to you from the cloud.

An open indie game marketplace that makes it simple to find, download and distribute indie games online. With itch.io, gamers can choose from over 100,000 titles uploaded by indie developers from all across the globe. As a developer you can use itch.io to create a page for your game, where you can distribute your game and provide gamers with the latest news and media surrounding the game an its releases.

Playnite is an open source video game library manager that provides a unified interface for all of your games.

GameHub is a games library manager that allows you to view, download, install, run and uninstall games from Steam, GOG, Humble Bundle, Humble Trove and more. It supports non-native games and native Linux games alike. GameHub also supports multiple compatibility layers for non-native games including Wine / Proton, DOSBox, RetroArch, ScummVM. While at the same time allowing you to add custom emulators.

Origin is a game distribution platform developed by Electronic Arts used for purchasing and playing video games. With Origin you can play the latest EA RPGs, Shooters and Sims games.