Removing a game, and a shorter way to give it a cover.
Uninstall is on a game's page and in its right-click menu. Steam and the Epic tools do their own uninstalling, so their libraries stay right and nothing is deleted behind their back. A program you added yourself goes through Windows' Add or Remove Programs. The question says who does the removing and how much space comes back, and it says plainly when a game has no uninstaller and the environment is the only way.
Drop an image on a game's tile or on its page to set its cover, from the Finder or straight out of a browser. The file chooser is still there under the right-click menu.
Installing runtimes and fonts now writes its own log, with what the installer said and how it ended. Three reports of the Microsoft fonts failing could not be answered because that step wrote nothing anywhere, and the report ended up carrying a game's launch log instead. If one of those steps fails, the newest file with winetricks in its name is the one to attach.
Also in this build: the engine's reinstall stops that environment's Windows programs before it replaces the files, and the launch log's audio line states the output rate without guessing what it means for a given crackle.