Launch the new shortcut you created in steam - you are now using the default config for that instance (if you haven't changed it yet, probably just default gamepad) The 'launcher' overlay just has the right pad act as a simple mouse and the right pad click (or any other button for that matter) act as left mouse click to open the game.Ĭreate a blank Glosc instance and name it the name of the game (or steam app ID if you want to absolutely make sure you get community configs) and add it to steam. Then, to navigate the XBOX Launcher/Desktop when I want to launch the game (because the GLOSC shortcut doesn't actually open an application, it just creates an overlay) I make a simple action set that activates when I push and hold an obscure button combination like start and select or something. When I play XBGP games, I just create a new blank overlay and name it the name of the game (better if you name it the Steam APPID of the game to get configs automatically). It's a pain in the ass and you'll end up struggling - some games have issues hooking no matter what. You need to do some extra steps to find the actual path of the game, but I don't remember what they are and honestly do not bother.

Adding xbox game pass games to steam