My Games
My Games lists every game Fusion found on your PC and what it can do with each. Steam games are found from your Steam libraries; other games are found by their router.
What each status means¶
| Status | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Ready | It has a router and is set up. | Nothing: play scenarios with it. |
| Needs setup | It has a router, but the router needs something in the game first (a mod loader, Fusion's kit). | Press Set up. One click, and Undo setup reverses it. |
| Needs a mod loader | The game needs a mod loader Fusion can't install itself. | Follow the steps; Open the … page goes to the loader's official page. |
| Version mismatch | The router was tested with another version of the game, and that version changed something it relies on. | Wait for the router's update, or check Community routers. |
| Not supported yet | No router for this game on your PC. | Look at Community routers (N), or make one. |
| Not installed | A router you have is for a game that isn't installed. | Install the game, or ignore it. |
Under each game Fusion may also say Worked last time on this PC or Broke last time: … from your own past sessions.
One-click setup and undo¶
Set up does what a router's setup recipe says: copy a kit into the game's folder, install a mod loader, add a launch option. Before it changes anything it writes down what was there, so Undo setup puts every file back as it was. Close the game first: Fusion refuses to set up a game that's running.
Community routers¶
Community routers (N) shows routers for that game from the content hub (steonmod.com, unless you changed it in Settings). Pressing it opens Content with just those. Each shows who signed it:
- Official: made and signed by SteonMod.
- Verified: an author SteonMod checked.
- Community: signed by its author. Lua and data only; Fusion refuses program files from them.
See Getting content for what installing does and how to roll back.
Anti-cheat¶
A game with anti-cheat only works if its own launcher has an official way to play without it (an "anti-cheat off" or offline mode), and its router uses that. Fusion starts the game only that way, and refuses to attach if the anti-cheat is running anyway. Don't try to get around it: you could lose your account.