Your PC. Console mode.
Deskonsole brings your entire library together — Steam, Epic and more — into an interface built for playing with a controller, in fullscreen, without ever touching the mouse.
Windows 10/11 · version 0.1.11
Works with your library from
- Steam
- Epic Games
- Manual folders & executables
Built for playing in the living room, not the office
Every corner of Deskonsole was designed so you can put the mouse down.
Your entire library, in one place
Deskonsole imports installed games from Steam, Epic, common folders and manually added executables — all organized into Library, Games and Apps tabs. Games you already own but haven't installed show a download icon right on the cover.
Built to be played with a controller
Switch tabs with L1/R1, open search with Triangle, type on the on-screen keyboard and browse game details without ever putting the controller down. The center button opens the Deskonsole overlay at any time — the mouse is optional.
Organized downloads
Track what's pending, queued or finished in a single screen, separate from validating local files — no more hunting for installers scattered across your system.
Your way
Several visual themes, font and layout in a single organization panel, with filters for installed, apps, playtests and hidden items.
Dark · Blue · Cyan · Light · Green · Amber
Everything stays on your PC
Library, cache and connected accounts are stored locally on your computer — Deskonsole doesn't upload anything to the cloud or depend on an external server to work.
How it works
Three steps between installing and playing with a controller.
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1
Download and install
Install Deskonsole on your Windows PC in just a few minutes.
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Connect your accounts and folders
Add your Steam, Epic or game folders.
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3
Play in console mode
Go fullscreen, grab your controller and browse your entire library without a mouse.
FAQ
No. Deskonsole also works with mouse and keyboard, but navigation was designed with a controller in mind — from start to finish.
Steam (with authenticated integration via SteamID64 and a Steam Web API key, including owned games that aren't installed), Epic Games, plus common folders and manually added executables.
Yes. Library, cache and connected accounts (like your Steam Web API key and SteamID64) are stored locally on your computer — Deskonsole doesn't upload anything to the cloud.
Windows 10 and 11.
It's in active development, with new versions shipping frequently. Some things are still going to change.
Ready to play in console mode?
Download Deskonsole and turn your Windows PC into a gaming hub built for the controller.
Download for WindowsWindows 10/11 · version 0.1.11