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Gameyfin might be close to what you are looking for, my friends and I use it for our DRM free games.
Does this work with both retro games (ROMs) in addition to modern games?
Its much closer to a Dropbox/google cloud folder with game installers in it than it is to some of the other suggestions.
Like Steam or Epic or GOG, you click download, and it downloads the game files and installer, which you can then use to play the game.
So in the case of ROMs you would be better off with the other options, as this would just download the ROM file, and you would then have to figure out your own emulation situation from there.
Ah okay gotcha. It's still a pretty nice user interface for them to browse and download so it may be a good option for native games rather than emulated. Thank you for the suggestion!
That sounds like exactly what I've been looking for for a while. Thank you!