Comes with pal, so a new install already has it; the button finds it in pal again if you removed it. This page can't see what your pal has installed.


What it does
Games
Every game in one list. Enter on the Games row opens it: one row per game with its tile and tagline, sorted by name, and Enter on a row opens that game (Escape comes back to the list).
The list is not kept here: every open reads the installed extensions'
manifests and takes each view palette of an extension the store shelves
under Fun, then adds every game the registries list for this machine
(extensions.available(): Fun, a view palette, this platform, a build
that runs here) that is not installed, tagged Not installed.
Enter on a game not installed installs it from its registry, waits for it to load, and opens it; its row says Installing… meanwhile. An install that fails stays at the top of the list as a row saying why, until the next try.
Keyboard
| keys | action |
|---|---|
enter |
Play the game (installing it first when it is not installed) |
escape |
Back to the root |
Setup
No settings.
Platforms
macOS and Linux, the same on both; a game a registry marks for one platform is offered only there.
Palettes 1
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Games
gamesliveEvery game, installed or on offer; Enter opens it, installing it first when needed.
- ↵Play
Actions
- PlayOpens the game.↵
- Install and playOn a game not installed: installs it from its registry, waits for it to load, opens it.↵
Settings
No settings. It works out of the box.