Game path detection for EGS

[theREalpha]

Adding to #1
Support automatic game path detection for EGS version (possible all?) by searching in Registry's MUI Cache entries for game's executable path.
From what I could tell MUI cache is used for language localisation and is available in Registry after first launch of the game and persists until manually deleted or in a recovery scenario. It is available under

Registry::HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\MuiCache

The script still checks registry paths for uninstall entries first and then checks in MUI Cache as I am unsure if native version have these entries as well. If everything fails falls back to manual method.

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[BestClaws]

Two points to Note.

I think you've misplaced the closing braces.

Also, I tried this script and it doesn't work in my case , as the game installer in my downloads directory comes as an entry in the filtered entries from registry, and so my downloads folder gets picked up. better to match the Name field to Game Binary name instead of match Value to wuthering

[theREalpha]

I think you've misplaced the closing braces.

Yes, I did thanks for noticing that, hopefully its fixed now.

better to match the Name field to Game Binary name instead of match Value to wuthering

Few other games from epic (possibly others too) have client-win64-shipping.exe as binary name, So I guess checking for both would be the better solution. Can you test this script and check if it works for you?

If it doesn't work can you follow up with your version (Native or EGS), and registry entry for MUI Cache which is causing the issue.

[BestClaws]

yup works well now.