DCustomRPC is a custom rich presence client that you (you right there, yes you) can customise. The only recommendation is that you know JSON.

Simple! Open up config.js in a text editor and you will notice my configuration is there for an example. Simply go to https://discordapp.com/developers/applications/me, login and make a application with the name you want to show as the name of the game your are playing. Once you have done that, enable rich presence on the applcation by clicking Enable Rich Presence and then copy the application ID into the application_id field in the config.

Next you can adjust how many seconds before it updates to another activity by changing the change_interval in the configuration.

The next bit is the exciting part! Changing the list of games (game_list). It is a array of JSON, for which you can use the following values:

• details - The second thing that shows after the status.
• state - The description of the status.
• largeImageKey - The key for your large image. You can add images on the Discord Developers page under "Rich Presence Assets" and then the name is your key.
• largeImageText - The text when you hover over the large image.
• smallImageKey - The image that is under the large image. There is a good chance you do not want this second image, but you can add it if you want to. You can add the asset the same way as the large image.
• smallImageText - The text when you hover over the small image.

1. Install node.js
2. Run npm i in the folder you have this application in.
3. Run node app.js.

If you want it to start in the background, you can do the following:

1. Run npm i pm2 -g as administrator.
2. Type pm2 start app.js --name="DCustomRPC".

Even though I have not tested, you can probably also make some sort of shortcut to a batch file running that to make it start on boot.