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Steam's built-in music player technically exists — and it sucks. I've got about forty folders of game OSTs across three drives — Steam, GOG, a decade of bundles — and the track I actually want to hear is never the one I can find. So I built MythTunes: OST, Lofi & BGM Player. Point it at any folder, or all of them, and it indexes everything into one library you can search by title, artist or game. There's a built-in Lofi & Vibe set for when I don't know what I want. Fully offline, no account, no ads, no subscription. The bit I'm actually proud of: any image becomes a skin. Drop in a screenshot or a wallpaper and it pulls the colours out and re-themes the whole player around it. That's the part I'd want you to look at in the video. Before anyone says it — foobar2000 is free, it's more capable than mine, and it's been around for twenty years. It's also an afternoon of plugins before it looks like something I'd voluntarily open. I'm not trying to beat it on power. I wanted something that looks good on first launch and knows my OSTs belong to games. That's the whole pitch. Free demo on Steam, Windows and macOS: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5013880/ I'm the solo dev, so what would you cut? What's obviously missing?   submitted by   /u/Gaming-Copilot [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/19 11:04:05