Your game collection, together on Android.
GameFibre brings your Steam, GOG, Epic Games, and Xbox libraries into one place. It’s designed to make exploring the games you already own feel pleasant: browse covers, rediscover forgotten favorites, and find something you want to play next.
Connect your accounts and let your collection load, then take it offline. Your library and cover artwork are stored on your device, so you can keep browsing your collection, custom lists, wishlist, and game progress without an internet connection.
- Make it your collection. Create custom lists and swipe between them, whether you’re sorting cozy games, weekend adventures, or a backlog you’ll definitely finish someday.
- Track your progress. Mark games as Unplayed, Play next, Playing, On hold, or Finished.
- Keep a wishlist. Save games you’d like to get and import your Steam wishlist.
- Choose your covers. Pick your preferred custom cover art from SteamGridDB using your own API key. Selected covers are saved for offline browsing too.
- Explore each game. Browse screenshots and watch YouTube videos to get a feel for what you might play next.
- Find the right fit. Check HowLongToBeat completion-time estimates and Metascores where available, then sort by time to beat or score to find a quick adventure or a highly rated game.
- Find something new. Browse Xbox Game Pass titles or search the Steam catalog using community tags to find the kinds of games you enjoy.
- Bring your game files to Android. Download games you own on Steam, GOG, or Epic Games and export them as a ZIP file or game folder to your device’s Downloads folder.
Exported files can be used with compatible Android game engines and ports, such as OpenMW for Morrowind. You’ll need to own the game and follow your chosen engine’s setup instructions; compatibility depends on the game and engine.
You’ll need an internet connection to connect accounts, update your collection, download games, watch videos, or load media that hasn’t been saved yet. Xbox games can be collected and browsed; file exports are available for Steam, GOG, and Epic Games.
GameFibre runs on Android 10 or newer.
Privacy and security: GameFibre doesn’t save your passwords or sign-in codes. To keep accounts connected, it saves refresh tokens—store-issued passes that renew your sign-in—and account IDs, encrypted using Android Keystore. Access tokens stay in memory. Your collection and preferences are stored locally on your device; signing out removes that store’s saved session. If you use SteamGridDB, your API key is also stored encrypted on your device.