GamingList

GamingList

Import your Steam, Xbox and PlayStation libraries into one place, rate and review what you've played, and get a single shareable profile showing your whole gaming history, instead of your collection being scattered across four different platform accounts.

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📁 Gaming, Game Dev & 3D🗣️ English📅 July 30, 2026

Description

Anyone who games across multiple platforms — say, a Steam library plus a PS5 plus a Switch — ends up with their play history scattered across separate apps, none of which talk to each other. GamingList consolidates that: it imports your libraries from Steam, Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo (plus manual entries for anything else), and lets you track status per game (Currently Playing, Paused, Completed, Dropped, Plan to Play, Waiting for Sale), rate on a 1-10 scale, and write reviews.

Beyond tracking, it offers custom lists ("My Top 10 RPGs", "Co-op night") — 10 free, 30 on the paid tier — a public shareable profile showing favorites, current games, reviews and stats, a community activity feed, an achievement leaderboard, and a release calendar. The free tier includes ads; the $3.99/month (or $30/year, about 37% cheaper) premium tier removes ads and triples the custom-list limit.

💬 Our review

The short version: consolidating a gaming backlog scattered across Steam, Xbox and PlayStation into one searchable, ratable collection is a real convenience for anyone who games on more than one platform, and multi-platform library import is the feature that actually matters here.

This is a fairly established niche — Backloggd, Grouvee, Stash and VGCollect all compete directly on exactly this pitch, some with larger existing communities — so GamingList's differentiators (leaderboards, a release calendar, board-game tracking) need to be genuinely better to pull users away from an incumbent with your friends already on it. At $3.99/month or $30/year, it's cheap and mostly about removing ads and tripling list limits rather than unlocking a fundamentally different tier of functionality — worth trying the free, ad-supported tier first to see if the community and import quality beat whatever tracker you're already using, if any.

💰 Pricing

FreemiumFree tier includes ads. Premium $3.99/month or $30/year (37% savings), removes ads and raises custom lists from 10 to 30.

📊 Global score

45Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile75/100Bien

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
🆓 Freemium

Gratuit avec publicités ; Premium 3,99$/mois ou 30$/an (-37%), sans pub et listes personnalisées x3

👥 Target audienceJoueurs multi-plateformes voulant centraliser et partager leur collection de jeux
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesWorldwide
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Pros

Import automatique multi-plateformes (Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo)

Profil public partageable avec stats et avis

Prix d'abonnement bas (3,99$/mois)

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Cons

Niche déjà occupée par des acteurs bien établis (Backloggd, Grouvee)

Palier gratuit avec publicités

Différenciation limitée face aux trackers existants

❓ Frequently asked questions

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