is there a way to add non-galaxy games like how you can add non-steam games??

Here you go:
Adding external games to Galaxy.

but thats for adding a GOG game..i want to add all the games i have on steam to here (Gog galaxy starts wayy faster then steam!)

No sh!t, especially when GalaxyClient eats "wayy" more memory.

wait it eats more memory?

That guide lets you add any game to Galaxy.

But most Steam games need Steam running before they'll start, so adding them to Galaxy would be kind of pointless if you're trying to get around using Steam.

welp iv been trying to understand it and...i don't :P

If you add a Steam game to Galaxy you'll be:

1. Waiting for Galaxy to load.
2. Waiting for Steam to load.
3. Playing the game.

One may check it easily in Windows by launching both clients, opening Task Manager and comparing RAM usage.

well i did a little test..

i whent into the steam file with steamappdad or what aver it is i took the game file out then open the game .exe after i exited steam

steam did not open and the game ran

i need to test with all my instaled steam games tomorrow to comform when i get back from school


EDIT: you also miss understaned me..i understand what your saying :P but i do not unerstand the process of adding a game

Oh sorry about that. I can't really help beyond what those instructions already explain. GOG needs to add a way to do it from within Galaxy.

Some Steam games will work, just the ones that use Steam for DRM will want to load Steam first. You'll have to test which ones will be worth adding. I think there's also a thread on these forums with a list of DRM free Steam games.

No, you can't add non-Galaxy games to Galaxy. You can add previously downloaded GOG games to your Galaxy library, but that's it. You cannot add other DRM-free games or otherwise DRM'd games to the Galaxy library.

You can add anything you want to Galaxy, but that involves creating manually simple text file as described in the guide. Take Shogo (1.b) as a basic example.
You can even mess up with Galaxy gui if you know what you're doing : )
However, if you want games to start faster and save as much resources as possible, there is no point using any clients like Steam or Galaxy..