Some themes are uploaded elsewhere, like Github tho. Any game booster which includes Razer cortex kills any background processes which take up memory and allocates that memory to the game that you are playing. Although keep in mind, that if you want to get them, some of them are uploaded straight to Playnite's Forum's servers, and to download, you need to sign up. Plus, I think that it's just a small nitpick, and I think it can be overshadowed by the numerous amounts of themes avaliable for Playnite. I didn't have much issue with the grid layout, I feel like, that the small customization that's given in fullscreen Playnite is alright. And again, adding non-Steam games to it is a pain. Yes, there is Steam's Big Picture, but it's not quite as good as Playnite. I was really disappointed when I found that it doesn't have a Linux client, which I found when I briefly switched. I would love to see this go to macOS, or better yet Linux. My only major issue is that it's Windows only.
So when I searched for alternatives, of course I found Playnite and ever since I started using it, it became my go to for a game launcher, with big picture mode.
The OTHER Problem is that Razer Cortex still thinks its in the old spot in my D: Drive. And while LaunchBox is awesome once you pay for it, it's just too expensive for a game launcher, and I really wanted a big picture mode. The Problem with doing that was that I had to reinstall Fortnite BR somewhere else on my D: Drive because Epic Games launcher won't let me change the directory that Fortnite BR was in. CleverFaunus's Experience I have previously used the free tier of LaunchBox.
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