After I add them, I go to the Steam game page on the web and right click the game tile on the page, save locally, then use the "Set Custom Image." command from right clicking the shortcut again. You can rinse and repeat for other games, always adding the Galaxy app then modifying. this way you're telling Steam to launch/go-to the Galaxy app, then the commands will tell Galaxy to launch the game. The commands in the new line will tell the Galaxy app what to do after it's called upon. Change the shortcut name to the actual name of the game "C:\Program Files (x86)\GOG Galaxy\Galax圜lient.exe" /command=runGame /gameId=1237807960 /path="C:\Program Files (x86)\GOG Galaxy\Games\Dead Cells"Ĥ. In the Target section, delete everything that's there and replace it with the following line to reflect the game you're adding (in this case, Dead Cells):
Right click on the shortcut in Steam and go to Propertiesģ. Add the GOG Galaxy app to Steam via the "Non-Steam Game" methodĢ. I did some more testing and found a way to actually get Steam (through Big Pic or Desktop) to launch the Galaxy app FIRST, then Galaxy launch the game without any user interaction.
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