🎮 GeForce NOW Epic Games Auto-Sync

This project automates the process of syncing your Epic Games Store library with your GeForce NOW account.

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📦 File Structure

• epicGamesList.js — Extracts your Epic game titles from your transaction history
• main.js — Runs the automation in GeForce NOW to tag those games
• README.md — This guide
• LICENSE — MIT license

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🚀 How to Use

Step 1: Extract Epic Games Library

1. Open:
   https://store.epicgames.com/account/transactions

2. Open Developer Console (F12 → Console tab).

3. Paste and run the contents of epicGamesList.js.

4. It will:

   • Auto-click "Show More"
   • Extract all purchased game titles
   • Print a list of game titles in the console under epicGames.gameTitles

📋 Copy the printed array from the console (you’ll use it in the next step).

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Step 2: Extract Amazon Prime Gaming Titles

1. Open the following page in your browser:
   https://gaming.amazon.com/my-collection?offerType=games

2. Open Developer Tools:
   Press F12 (or Ctrl+Shift+I / Cmd+Opt+I on Mac) and switch to the Console tab.

3. Paste and run the contents of the amazonPrime.js script into the console.

4. The script will automatically:

   • Click all "Show More" / "Load More" buttons
   • Navigate through all paginated pages
   • Extract the titles of all redeemed games

📋 Copy the printed array from the console (you’ll use it in the next step).

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Step 3: Run GeForce NOW Auto-Tagging

1. Go to the tab opened by the previous script, or manually open:
   https://play.geforcenow.com/

2. Wait until the entire UI has loaded.

3. Open Developer Console (F12 → Console tab).

4. Paste this first (replace with your list):

   const gameTitles = [
     "Fortnite",
     "Alan Wake Remastered",
     "Control"
   ];
   

5. Then paste and run the contents of main.js.

6. Finally, start the script:

   gfn.run();
   

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✋ How to Stop the Script

You can stop the automation at any point by pressing:

Ctrl + C

It will finish the current game and halt gracefully.

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⚠️ Notes

• Some games may not match exactly between Epic and GeForce NOW (e.g., editions, renamed titles). These will be skipped.
• The script uses hard-coded DOM selectors — if the UI changes, you may need to update the script.
• It's intended for desktop browser use with sufficient screen resolution and loading speed.
• This is a user-side utility, not affiliated with Epic Games or NVIDIA.

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📄 License

Released under the MIT License. Use it freely, modify it, or contribute back!