The first task we need to do is create a batch file to run the target command, create a txt file in your preferred location and name it to "FoxHunt.txt" or whatever name you prefer, then add the following code below, changing the pathname of the executable to your install path. Once you have saved the file change the extension from txt to bat.


Change the following executable path above to your install path.

To add Fox Hunt to your Steam library first click on the "Add a Game" button located at the bottom left of the Steam client and then choose "Add a Non-Steam game" from the menu and navigate to your game's install location like mine listed below and select the executable.

Open your non-steam game entry for Fox Hunt and open the game properties from the Steam client, rename your game and change the target path to the location of your batch file as seen below then run the game.

To achieve this I had to use a batch script as the character limit is reached in the shortcut properties path even with the LongPathsEnabled flag enabled in Windows registry.

Guide to adding Metal Gear Online to Steam[www.pcgamingwiki.com]

A more comprehensive guide to Adding a Non-Steam Game to Your Library.

Still trying to figure out the method for Linux which shouldn't be to dissimilar using a script and using the correct proton launch command, any help would be appreciated!

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