Rocky Game Launcher on the monitor: every installed game as a big icon
Steam · Epic · GOGfound automatically
Play timecounted however you launch
Battle.net · Riotlaunched the right way
Download for Windows Free · Version 2.0 · Windows 10 & 11
The Rocky library: every installed game as a big icon, grouped into online, single-player and casual games

Your whole library on one wall.

Rocky scans Steam, Epic, GOG, Battle.net, Riot and your desktop shortcuts, then lays every game out as one big grid. Each one launches through its own client, so cloud saves and anti-cheat keep working.

  • Every World of Warcraft edition gets its own tile and its own icon
  • Search by name, or by pinyin initials
  • Drag in any program, shortcut or website
  • Lives in the tray; Ctrl+Alt+G brings it back
Sample data The game report for this week: total play time, daily average, a bar per day and a ranking by game

Your hours, counted honestly.

Rocky watches what's running, so time counts whether a game started from Rocky, Steam or a desktop shortcut. See today, this week, this month, this year or all time, game by game.

The time's-up screen: Rocky holding an alarm clock above the message that today's play time is used up

House rules for the family PC.

Set daily limits for weekdays and weekends, the hours games are allowed, and a parent password. When time is up, Rocky ends the game and says so plainly. An optional break reminder taps players on the shoulder after a long session.

Four looks, one menu.

No account. Nothing to sign in to.

Your games, play time and settings stay on your PC. Weather, Popular and notices are each optional, and one switch turns every online service off.

Read the privacy policy

Your games are waiting.

Download for Windows Free · Version 2.0 · Windows 10 & 11

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit · About 78 MB, nothing else to installEnglish · 简体中文 · 繁體中文