Playnite is a free open source manager for video game libraries with the aim of providing a standardized interface for all games. The tool makes it possible to unite the game libraries of various platforms such as Steam, Epic or GOG, console services from Xbox, Playstation and Nintendo as well as various emulators under one roof and to provide them with metadata from various sources, organize them and, of course, play them. Thanks to extensive interfaces, Playnite can also be supplemented with almost endless additional features through add-ons and customized to your own taste with themes.
I’ve been using Playnite as my main program for video games for several years now and wouldn’t want to be without it. However, there were things here and there that I was still missing from Playnite, despite the already large selection of add-ons. As I was about to start developing in .NET and C# for work anyway, this was an opportunity to write a few add-ons of my own.
My Extensions
Extension to get metadata like description, genre, critic rating and others from Wikipedia.
Extension for managing metadata such as categories, features, genres, series and tags for the games in the Playnite library.
Extension for managing and automatically adding links to various websites for the games in the Playnite library.
Extension for managing game companies (developers and publishers) in Playnite.
All my add-ons can be downloaded and configured directly in Playnite in the add-ons menu. You can find the source code in my GitHub repository. You can also report bugs or suggest new features there.