Do not want to stretch this topic. Bu it’s better to write everything before the topic goes down.
I know about this. I’m talking here about expanding launcher in the sense - there are many big teams (hired, bought) connected to the Epic Games that make new games using UE4\UE. And editors for moders are like a “Program type”. But the main sense of writing, so that the launcher looks like a service, in the current form it looks like a library. In my understanding, the heavy and always different browser pages is a strange heavy layer between the games inside the service and the player who is looking for these games and who will open / re-open, push something, overload flipping “epic wallpapers”, transitions to different sites between clicks. Steam launcher is about a huge number of games and can not look like this window on the first page of this topic, but it’s understandable. I wrote about the base look of launcher exactly under what makes Epic games. I did not monitor the games from Epic games becouse browser windows, now I looked at them. After turning on the scripts on the pages, something began to be displayed normally. But in general it is something weakly usable and very braking especially video frames (maybe from my side - Mobility Radeon HD 5850, I dont know). And it does not depend on Epic games, its all becouse browser - a random or very different\customized program from players side.
In my understanding someone heard about Epic games and he understand what it is about new games on PC that he will not find in the Steam. He enters this words in the search panel, and went to the single page, which shows the launcher and basic information about all games and has a one big button to click it - download&install launcher on PC, the next thing - he run this launcher and sees “literally instantly” all games in one line, and all whole information in one line and nothing else is needed, except waiting until the launcher downloads the client of each game he needed. Small game with “replenishment MC” and selecting games in game. The player ties to all the games at once, not to one game, that he choose somewhere in the browser window or in big heavy Epic games launcher. My main association with the picture in the first post is the** “**standard” CD boxes where people saw all the necessary information at once in shop viewing 10-15 discs boxes what do they want to play. The “standard” thing is often the iron rule for many aspects. The current browser games presentation is more “farfetched” and “wildly complicated” then Steam or this picture in first post, in my understanding of course.