Every game on this machine, in one library - with your Orio mods, drafts included, on the games they belong to. Studio games Orio distributes itself, like Boat Attack, install from inside the app.
| Your machine | Download | Then |
|---|---|---|
| Windows 10/11 | Orio.Play_0.6.10_x64-setup.exe | Run it. Installs and opens |
| Windows 10/11 | Orio.Play_0.6.10_x64_en-US.msi | Run it. Installs and opens |
| macOS 12+ | Orio.Play_0.6.10_universal.dmg | Open it, drag Orio Play to Applications, open the app, then allow it under System Settings > Privacy & Security > Open Anyway |
| macOS 12+ | Orio.Play.app.tar.gz | Unpack it, drag Orio Play to Applications, open the app, then allow it under System Settings > Privacy & Security > Open Anyway |
| Linux (any) | Orio.Play_0.6.6_amd64.AppImage | chmod +x it and run - nothing to install |
| Linux (any) | Orio.Play_0.6.6_amd64.deb | Double-click it, or sudo apt install the file |
Linux stay on 0.6.6 for now.
The macOS package is universal - one file for Apple Silicon and Intel. Once installed, the app updates itself: it checks on launch and offers a one-click restart when there is a newer version.
These builds are not code-signed yet - the Windows certificate and Apple Developer account are still being set up - so each OS warns once on first launch. Windows SmartScreen says "unrecognised app": choose More info, then Run anyway. macOS says "Apple could not verify Orio Play" and offers only Done: click it, open System Settings, go to Privacy & Security, scroll to the Security section, click Open Anyway next to Orio Play, enter your password, then Open. Once per download; the app's own updates do not ask again, and signed builds will remove both warnings.
On first launch it scans the standard install folders of Steam, Epic, GOG, Xbox/Game Pass, EA, Ubisoft, Battle.net, itch, Heroic, Lutris and (on macOS) Applications, and fills the shelves. Scanning only ever reads - it never writes to a game folder or a store's database, and your library stays on the device. Sign in under Profile to bring in your Orio mods on the games they remix; without signing in you still get the whole launcher.
Wondering what mods are and how they get into a game? See Mods, made by players.