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Feat QoL: Add compatibility labels next to game #124
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Feat QoLQuality of life improvement, no new compatibilityQuality of life improvement, no new compatibilityMedium priorityMedium priorityMedium priorityarea:uiSwiftUI interface/UX, not tied to a specific backend or storefrontSwiftUI interface/UX, not tied to a specific backend or storefrontenhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requesthelp wantedExtra attention is neededExtra attention is needed
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Feat QoLQuality of life improvement, no new compatibilityQuality of life improvement, no new compatibilityMedium priorityMedium priorityMedium priorityarea:uiSwiftUI interface/UX, not tied to a specific backend or storefrontSwiftUI interface/UX, not tied to a specific backend or storefrontenhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requesthelp wantedExtra attention is neededExtra attention is needed
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How big a change is this?
Bigger feature, or scope isn't clear yet
What's the problem or annoyance today?
The issue is that before downloading a game, besides macndcheese goal to support all game, we're aren't sure if this game will work or no in the moment. Having this feature will eliminate the headache of going to a website such as applegamingwiki to see if this game may run on the Mac. So that games that support downloading from the app get at the bottom with a label, and working games at the top. And if we try to launch a game that maybe incompatible or if we don't know, or it launch but it is degraded, we warn the user.
Proposed approach, if you have one
I propose to get the information to fetch a website, or api, or even asking users to review, or to get the game showcase, then add label to apps, or warn the users, and reorganize apps and so, like said higher.