Made for the TV
Settle in on the couch with a fullscreen interface designed to keep keyboard and mouse use optional.
Browse your PC library, launch games, and handle everyday controls from the couch, while keeping the flexibility that made you choose a Windows PC
Ammonis brings the parts of a console routine—fullscreen navigation, controller input, power controls, and a clear home screen—to a PC that still runs ordinary Windows games and apps.
Settle in on the couch with a fullscreen interface designed to keep keyboard and mouse use optional.
Adjust volume, switch audio outputs, or put the PC to sleep from Ammonis. Set screen-off and sleep timers for plugged-in and battery use.
Browse installed games from Steam, Epic, XBOX, Ubisoft, GOG, and more in one library.
Steam, Epic, XBOX, Ubisoft, GOG, and other installed games appear in the same library, so the store behind a game matters less once you sit down to play.
Press and hold the left stick to open the controller shortcut panel. Toggle the in-game overlay or, outside Ammonis, switch Controller as Mouse on and off and open the Windows keyboard. Configure these shortcuts in Settings → System → Controller shortcuts. The panel and Controller as Mouse are unavailable in XBOX mode.
Outside Ammonis, use your controller as a mouse with adjustable pointer sensitivity and stick and button mappings. Choose whether activation shows a notification, a screen-edge glow, or both. Controller as Mouse is unavailable in XBOX mode.
Create performance overlay profiles with your choice of content and appearance, then preview them before playing. RTSS displays the overlay in games; profiles that use MSI Afterburner monitoring data also need Afterburner running.
Yes. Ammonis is designed for TVs and HTPCs, with fullscreen, controller-first navigation.
Waking a sleeping PC with a controller depends on Windows, the controller connection, and your hardware's wake support. Ammonis can send the PC to sleep, but it cannot add wake support to hardware that lacks it.
Ammonis is designed to keep keyboard and mouse use optional during everyday play. Some Windows maintenance and third-party dialogs may still require them.