If you want to play game like The Witcher 3 or Factorio that is not in Portableapps.comFormat already... You will have to create it yourself. But be careful about game with DRM like game on Steam, Origin etc. Because you can't launch them without the app that you bought it on. That why I talked about The Witcher 3 who is DRM-Free on GoG (meaning that you can Copy/Paste the game folder and play it without the GoG launcher normally) and Factorio give a zip archive of the game already on there website (when you own it). So conclusion you can't unless there is no DRM and created in Portableapps.comFormat.
PS: Check in the beta test sub-forum for game already created in Portableapps.comFormat like Minecraft or Need for Speed etc. (You have to own this game thought)
Would now love to know how to view Factorio inside the Games category within the PortableApps.
As far as I know PortableApps need to recognize an executable file within the first folder. That's how it is done for all other portable downloads. For Factorio, it lies deeper in the sub-folders
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If you want to play game like The Witcher 3 or Factorio that is not in Portableapps.comFormat already... You will have to create it yourself. But be careful about game with DRM like game on Steam, Origin etc. Because you can't launch them without the app that you bought it on. That why I talked about The Witcher 3 who is DRM-Free on GoG (meaning that you can Copy/Paste the game folder and play it without the GoG launcher normally) and Factorio give a zip archive of the game already on there website (when you own it). So conclusion you can't unless there is no DRM and created in Portableapps.comFormat.
PS: Check in the beta test sub-forum for game already created in Portableapps.comFormat like Minecraft or Need for Speed etc. (You have to own this game thought)
Portabilizing application... 14 at the moment
Would now love to know how to view Factorio inside the Games category within the PortableApps.
As far as I know PortableApps need to recognize an executable file within the first folder. That's how it is done for all other portable downloads. For Factorio, it lies deeper in the sub-folders
Factorio_[version]/bin/x64/Factorio.exe