Downloads
| OS | Download |
|---|---|
| Windows | GameSentenceMiner-Setup-2026.11.0.exe |
| Windows (unpacked) | GameSentenceMiner-2026.11.0-win-unpacked.zip |
| Linux | GameSentenceMiner-2026.11.0.AppImage |
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | GameSentenceMiner-2026.11.0-arm64.dmg |
Intel Mac builds are no longer provided. If you need GSM on Intel Mac, run it from source.
What's Changed
This release adds a way to review cards after playing and launch games from GSM.
Review cards after your session
You can now leave confirmation until you've finished playing. Cards still go to Anki as you mine; when the game closes, GSM opens a review queue where you can adjust dialogue, audio, screenshots, and translations together. Pending reviews survive restarts, and Review pending cards now lets you return to them earlier.
This is off by default. Use the button below to enable it for your current profile, or open Anki → Confirmation in GSM settings, turn on Enabled, and select After session. Choose As soon as possible to return to confirmation during play. Saved replay copies use disk space until reviewed.
Launch games from Home
On Windows, select a game on Home and choose Launch game. GSM remembers its executable when it can detect it; otherwise, set it in Launch options. You can also save arguments, a working folder, and an installed custom launcher such as Locale Emulator or Special K.
Text feed
The text feed has a more modern layout. You can still mine multiple lines by clicking on each line or clicking and dragging.
Other changes
- More compact settings and immediate confirmation windows, with grouped previews and audio editing controls.
- Separate OCR engine choices for menu and area selections.
- FireRed is the default voice detector again. Older profiles using Silero or no detector switch once; you can change it back afterward.
- Automatic repair after a failed backend setup, and restored Command-Q on macOS.
- A
--profile "filepath/to/profile"CLI option to force GSM to save all config and data to a specific folder, useful for completely seperating different languages or for testing new setups.
Looking ahead
This may be one of the last releases before some longer-term changes to GSM's identity... Planning on shrinking GSM to be a more streamlined experience, while still keeping much of the power-user features.