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DiscWright turns a folder of GOG offline installers into a burnable ISO that behaves like a game disc from a box: the drive carries the game's own icon and label in This PC, and double-clicking it opens an autorun menu with Play, Install, Manual and Extras. It builds the ISO with the disc imaging support already in Windows, so there is nothing bundled and nothing to trust. More than one game fits on a disc, add-ons live under the game they belong to, and a set too big for one disc can be split across several. A folder of loose game files works as well as a GOG download, and plays straight from the disc. It burns the disc too, refusing rather than guessing when the disc is not blank or the image will not fit, keeping below the drive's top speed, and reading every file back afterwards to compare it with what was built. A burn that ends without an error is not the same thing as a disc holding the right bytes. And it prints the artwork: a case wrap as a PDF at its true size with crop marks, and a disc face as a 300 dpi PNG with the hub left clear. Artwork you already have is printed exactly as it is, placed at exact trim with nothing added, cropped or stretched.