The hub tells you when a game update lands now, even while it sits open: a panel with TAKE A LOOK that walks straight to the game, answered once per update. WHAT CHANGED reads as release notes, with version marks & the newest tagged LATEST. You can choose a folder per game, right on its page. And SUPPORT THE WORK in the rail foot opens the support page on the site.
Check what you got:
MultiverseVRHub.exe, 3,497,472 bytes
54759a68a57da8ee06b0cbcb82dfd2b9942266dc0bfea3f0fcefa479db5536ef
MultiverseVRHub-1.0.13.zip, 2,880,301 bytes
46af04258685dac5c6f077306451f7749268ff8b382508825dc249d371ba7c9e
Run this next to the file & compare:
certutil -hashfile MultiverseVRHub.exe SHA256
Doesn't match, don't run it. VirusTotal on that same hash: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/54759a68a57da8ee06b0cbcb82dfd2b9942266dc0bfea3f0fcefa479db5536ef
Antivirus warnings:
It isn't code signed yet, so Windows throws up the blue "unrecognized app" box the first time, & a scanner or two may flag it on machine learning guesses alone, like every unsigned exe. The VirusTotal link above shows the live count.
No ports or game files are hosted anywhere.. every install grabs the official vanilla release from that project's own GitHub plus my patch, applied on your machine. Each patch's source is up on its game's repo.
I'm working on getting it signed through Microsoft so the warnings go away.