# 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](https://steonmod.com/docs/making-routers). |
| **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](https://steonmod.com/docs/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.