#+title: Game Launchers
#+setupfile: ../../headers

* Game Launchers
The actual game launchers and clients I use, kept separate from my
catch-all package list so they only show up on hosts that actually
want them. Here’s the =homeManager.game-packages= module.
#+begin_src nix :tangle yes
{
  flake.modules.homeManager.game-packages = {
    pkgs,
    lib,
    config,
    ...
  }:
    with lib; let
      cfg = config.home.games.game-packages;
    in {
      <<options>>
      <<config>>
    };
}
#+end_src

** Declaring the Option
#+name: options
#+begin_src nix
options.home.games.game-packages.enable = mkEnableOption "Install game launchers and clients";
#+end_src

** The Packages
=atlauncher= and =heroic= are launchers for Minecraft and for
Epic/GOG/Amazon respectively. =openmw= is an open-source
reimplementation of Morrowind’s engine. It makes the experience a lot
more enjoyable, especially on a 2K 21:9 screen like the one I use on
my main computer. =openttd-jgrpp= is OpenTTD with the JGR patchpack.
=moonlight-qt= lets me stream from my gaming machine to another one on
the network (mostly via Tailscale). Lastly, =vintagestory= is, well,
Vintage Story, and where all my free time has been disappearing into
since early 2026.
#+name: config
#+begin_src nix
config.home.packages = mkIf cfg.enable (with pkgs; [
  atlauncher
  heroic
  openmw
  openttd-jgrpp
  moonlight-qt
  vintagestory
]);
#+end_src