All of gaming, together. PlayTracker connects to the most popular platforms out there and unites gamer data. All games, achievements, stats - now in one place.
EA/Origin sync is back up now on PlayTracker, after months of downtime due to the shutdown of Origin services our integration relied on.
Your account may already be updated, or will be within a day. Achievements are supported, but still no playtime (sorry).
New features focusing on Steam wishlists are now available on PlayTracker Insight!
See an estimated number of wishlists, graph how the game climbed to that point, and even see a "strength" score which uses wishlist ranking and lifetime to estimate purchase intent.
Made by a team of two, retro-fantasy RPG Queen's Domain is a hit, selling 100K+ copies to overwhelmingly positive reviews.
Though it pays homage to King's Field - a game from a long ago era of FromSoft, it resonated with modern fans: 83% of players have also played ELDEN RING.
Only a third of PlayTracker users said they enjoy mechanics that make the game harder when you lose, like losing currency or equipment!
This week's burning question:
Do you skip engaging with some mechanics if a game is complex (e.g. crafting and using potions in a big RPG)?
Our gaming calendar for November is here, but nothing comes out that month, so probably a good time to catch up on your backlog.
If you're a fan of niche indie games, play both Ocarina of Time and Grand Theft Auto VI during November to earn the "Ocarina of Crime" badge!
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Clive Barker is "proud as f*ck" of the new Hellraiser game, and for good reason.
Reviews are stellar and our data hints it was a hit with fans of the iconic franchise: the audience skews a little older, with a strong preference for niche horror, and Steam the leading platform.
We have added basic support for the achievement sets feature added by Steam recently.
The first ~100 games have already been updated, and our database will continue to update as developers update their games for the feature.
Next week, PlayTracker is heading to Blend - a conference in Zagreb, Croatia connecting the film and gaming industries.
To mark the occasion, we've compiled interesting data on some of the most successful game to film crossovers of the past few years: https://t.co/qClV52Hok8
As of today, PlayTracker has passed 200,000 registered users!
Thank you all for being there with us. So far, PlayTracker has doubled in size every year since launch in 2018.
We can't wait to bring you more great features in the years to come!
A somewhat unexpected champion has emerged during Steam's Autumn Sale: The Outlast Trials, which is currently 90% off, has topped the charts and soared higher in terms of players than ever before.
Right price, right place, right time.
Don't be mad, but... we've changed the UI a little bit.
What used to be a wide menu at the top is now a taller menu on the bottom, where it is easier to reach on mobile and has more room for additional buttons in the future!
@Gh0styGrinch We're not choosing games to fit the answer, we're just showing which games are currently disproportionately popular among people who selected that answer.
Sometimes there's a clear fit, but sometimes it's just something surprising and/or unrelated.
The 93% figure refers to the percentage of Wolverine players who also played Spider-Man 2 on PlayStation.
Sorry, we may have condensed the chart too much, there was a lot of data to fit! The graphic shows recent PlayStation exclusives and how they overlap with a previous game from the same developer which was also available on PC. The focus isn't on overall copies, but on that overlap specifically.
Though it is selling well, Marvel's Wolverine is another in a line of exclusives failing to convert PC gamers since PlayStation stepped away from the platform.
Only 6% played Spider-Man 2 on Steam, compared to 93% on PS. This matches SAROS and Ghost of Yōtei. How much is Sony leaving on the table?
Last week, we asked about your preference when it comes to group roles and got some very fun results about which roles prefer which games!
This week: hand holding, but not the romantic kind.