Curated achievement sets

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Steam tells you a game has 43 achievements. It will not tell you which ones are the story and which are the grind. RolledCredits writes that down, game by game, and you tick it off as you play.

The ladder fills itself in

Most trackers make finishing a box you have to remember to tick. Remembering is the part that slips. So we made finishing something the library can detect for the games that can prove it:

For example

Nocturne
  1. Backlog

    Bought it, never launched it. Your Steam import files it here without being asked.

  2. Played

    Any playtime at all, or any single achievement, moves it up. An hour on a friend's couch counts once the achievement syncs.

  3. Rolled Credits

    The achievement “The End of the Beginning” is tagged as this game's ending. Earn it and your next import moves the game here on its own.

  4. 100%ed

    Every achievement in the game. This one Steam can already tell us, so it fills itself in too.

What members are into lately

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Games members shelved, rated, reviewed, journaled or finished in the last 30 days.

New releases

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Fresh out, straight from the synced catalog.

What people are saying

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Reviews from members, newest first. Every game page carries its own.

  • Marvel's Spider-Man
    ludoFile· Jul 19, 2026

    Played on Steam Deck. Pacing was pretty bad. There was a solid 20 hours of video game, but it made me put more into it than I would have otherwise.

What you get

Start with your Steam library

Link Steam once and your games, playtime and achievements import in the background. Free, no card, no waiting list.

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