Good evening, ladies and gentlemen!

As many of you know, the Steam achievement unofficial support framework is quite diverse. If you are already aware of everything in here, it's a great chance to refresh your profiles on various tracking sites. If not, we hope to help our newcomers get better acquainted with different resources out there. The list is by no means comprehensive, but provides a good lay of the land.

Metagamerscore [metagamerscore.com]

This is one of the oldest competitive community resources available. Here you can join various "crews" to contribute to community progress against other groups or just track your own net value in achievement score. We really like this site and encourage you to give it a go.

Astats [astats.astats.nl]

100pag has used this tracking site, created by administrator Mytharox, as the primary competitive stage for many years now. Constantly improved upon and evolving, this tracker is one of our favorites.

https://completionist.me/

A relative newcomer to the achievement tracking stage, completionist.me, created by another of our community administrators, Luchaos, is rapidly gaining traction. Featuring a clean and user-friendly UI, completionist.me is often referred to as the best tracker for non-competitive achievement hunting. Top marks.

True Steam Achievements [truesteamachievements.com]

A lesser known achievement tracker featuring a set of easy-to-follow leaderboards and doubling as a useful tool for tracking ongoing sales.

Exophase [www.exophase.com]

The best features of this tracker are the abilities to create "Gamercards" for outside use as well as being able to track achievements across Steam, Origin, PSN and Xbox Live, making this a multi-platform achievement tracking solution.

Playtracker [playtracker.net]

Another multi-platform solution with a heavy competitive aspect and a gorgeous aesthetic. This platform covers Steam, PSN, Xbox Live, Origin, GOG, Overwatch, and Guild Wars 2 accounts.

Achievement Stats [www.achievementstats.com]

A tracker created by Chrissyx and m u n k y, esteemed and respected friends of 100pag. The advent of Achievement Stats was a hallmark in achievement hunting as it at one point saved the community by replacing the very first achievement tracker, SteamStats, which was created by a true pioneer and group administrator Zr40 and later brought offline.

Steam Hunters [steamhunters.com]

A relatively new tracking site created by Rudey. Additional thanks to our user Shinyspade for bringing our attention to it.

Retro Achievements [retroachievements.org]

Something entirely different from the rest, Retro Achievements provides users with an emulator to play retro games, but now with achievement support and leaderboards. Check it out if you are looking for some nostalgia.

Want to discuss these or other achievement trackers? Visit our Discord [discordapp.com]!


-MIB2