Borderless Gaming Reviews

Border destroyer. good deal.

It just removes the windows title bar for me

Good to use when playing old rpg games

This is a great piece of software. Now, it's worth mentioning that you can and should download the free version of this application through the github page, as there are no features locked behind the steam version. I bought this just to support the developers. This application is very straight to the point, and works in every scenario I throw at it. Steam games, non steam games, emulated games through rcps3 or pcsx2 xenia etc. The favorites feature allows the software to instantly apply borderless fullscreen to specified games whenever they're launched. I've configured Borderless Gaming to launch in the background and minimized to my taskbar, and it's very easy to access and use. It's weird that the dark mode feature is locked behind DLC, even if it's 99 US cents you shouldn't be nickel and diming your steam userbase for such a basic feature. I suppose you can justify this as a donation to the developers, but I've already bought the base software for 5 US dollars when I didn't need to. Dark mode should be free, especially to people who are paying for this free piece of software on steam. This is a hill I'll die on. Again, don't feel obligated to use this version as the free one is just as functional. If you want a similar utility with more features, check out Lossless Scaling as an alternative.

love this cuz whenever theres a game with no borderless fullscreen or a game that turns off my monitor when tabbing out this fixes it, i mean its kinda stupid for the price but hey it has steam achievemnents so im like the moth and this is the flame

Honestly haven't used this for much. I think many years ago i used this program to run older/classic games in fullscreen, but i haven't needed it for a long time.

Such a great product works with old games and new ones that don't have Borderless support Would highly recommend and send this developer some money as they deserve it, worth every penny.

honsetly, I probably would have continued using the free version as I have been for a decade if it weren't for the ability to access the beta, which is shaping up to be really fucking good and definitely worth the early access price to me.

Works great, no bugs, easy to set up.

It does what it's supposed to do but it will completely freeze every time I make one app borderless windowed, meaning I have to constantly end task then reopen it whenever I wanna use it for a different app. The free, non-steam version did not do this.