Gamery - Game Tracker

Minimale, veloce e senza fronzoli inutili. Molto consigliata. Spero che venga aggiunta al più presto anche una funzione per dare un voto personale ai videogiochi.

Da tanto cercavo un’app così ben fatta ed esteticamente bella. Purtroppo il rematch da ancora problemi, nonostante i vari fix. Nonostante alcuni rematch, a volte a causa di un match iniziale non corretto durante l’importazione dei giochi, ogni volta che fa un importazione scarica sempre il gioco col match sbagliato, e mi ritrovo ad avere due copie dello stesso gioco in libreria. Una metchata correttamente da me e una no. Per favore fixate.

Fa quello che serve, senza inutili orpelli. Molto chiara visivamente, minimale, veloce.

So I’ll start by mentioning, I paid for the premium version of this app after I saw how it fit exactly what I was looking for in a game tracker. You can import games from multiple platforms, update their status, view statistics etc. It’s great. A small issue I noticed is, if a game title has something like a semi colon then it makes the API angry and you get a 400 bad request. This should be updated. Here was my biggest gripe: For some reason, importing games from Xbox is the only option that doesn’t require login with a username and password. Because of this, you need to use your gamertag. This would be fine, but it isn’t working currently (not for me, anyway). So I am unable to import games from my Xbox library, which is my biggest game library. If this is addressed then I’d easily update my review to 5 stars. Update: Dev contacted me. It was my Xbox privacy settings. So anyone else who might experience the same thing, you might want to start with updating that.

This game tracker is close to perfect. It has most of the features I want and none of the fluff that clogs other trackers I’ve tried. I paid for lifetime almost immediately - it’s worth it. It’s under active development and I really hope these three additions may be under consideration some day; they are at the top of my list: 1. Optionally include/import games available from subscription services (XBOX GamePass, PlayStation Plus, etc). 2. Manual/drag-and-drop sorting. I’d love to be able to view my backlog presented in the order I want to play the games. 3. Filter by platform.

This app it’s almost perfect style it’s so simple but well look everything it’s how suppose to be why 4 start cuz I think the premium it’s so greedy but overall Amazing APP !!!

This app is incredible! Unlike 99% of the gaming apps out there that look like doodoo, this one actually has a nice-looking UI. Great work!

I wish there was a way to edit and reorder the main My Games screen. I really just want to track games that I own but not the playing status. So any of the lists that I have created to show by console, I want to be seen easily without having to scroll down past categories that I am not using. This is because for games that are ongoing (like Mario Party) it is either forever in Playing. I do not want it to be in Backlog or Abandoned. The categories just does not serve a use for games such as these. I can see it for games that have a true start and finish storyline. I also am confused on what game to pick sometimes. When I type in Red Dead Redemption for example, I get multiple choices for the same console. I know that I can select by console, but I would also like a tag feature or something to where I can mark if a game for that specific console is physical or digital.

I was looking for a simple game tracker to keep track of my library across the various stores and platforms. This app looks iOS native and is so simple to use. No fluff or attempts to be a gaming social network - just a simple, straightforward tracker.

If you’re anything like me, you have more games than you have time to play, and this is an awesome way to keep track. The premium features are a must-have, in particular the automatic importing. Not having to manually keep track of which achievements I’ve completed is a huge selling point. It’s not perfect, though. The UI can feel clunky at times (story progress input, for example). Each game page also makes a few assumptions that don’t hold up for every game. Again, story progress comes to mind, as it’s not relevant to some categories of games, such as simulation or sandbox games. With the premium subscription the page can be customized for each game, so it’s a mostly correctable issue, though it can make this less useful for those kinds of games. I’d love the ability to enter custom tasks or something to keep track of projects in sandbox games. Overall, the app is solid, and I look forward to seeing it continue to be developed.