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Materium vs Playloggr

Materium

materium.gg

Playloggr

playloggr.com

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FigureMateriumPlayloggr
Price from$4/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Android—Yes
Plans published22
Spec score · Game Backlog Trackers7.8 (#12)8.4 (#4)
AchievementsCollector combines Steam achievements and PlayStation trophies on game pages, with trophy tiers, global rarity, and pinning.The product provides 145 achievements with XP and levels; achievements are available on the free plan.
HeadquartersUnited StatesAcassuso, Buenos Aires, Argentina
PrivacyThe policy says Materium does not sell personal information, and analytics and advertising cookies are subject to consent.Playloggr says it does not sell data to third parties or use it for its own advertising purposes.
PurposeMaterium tracks a video game library, play sessions, reviews, and discoveries in one place.Playloggr helps gamers organize their backlog, track playing status, and share their profile.
SupportUsers can email [email protected] or send feedback in app account settings; the operator says it typically responds within a few business days.The site asks users to email questions, suggestions and bug reports and says every email receives a reply.

Plans

Materium

  • ExplorerFree
  • Collector$4 a month

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Playloggr

  • FreeFree
  • Premium$6.99, paid once

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In their own words

Materium

Materium is a web-based tracker for a video game collection, play sessions, reviews, and discoveries. Connect Steam to import a library and playtime; Steam achievements are supported. PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch libraries can be recorded manually. Its play journal captures session time, notes, and spoiler tags, and displays a heatmap of recent activity. Users can make ranked or unranked lists and choose public, unlisted, or private visibility. The free Explorer plan includes three lists; Collector allows unlimited lists and combines Steam achievements with PlayStation trophies on game pages, including trophy tiers, global rarity, and pinning. Tonight’s pick uses play history, ratings, and game length to propose a backlog game, with an option to reroll. Explorer is free; Collector costs $4 per month or $39 per year. Materium says it does not sell personal information, and analytics and advertising cookies require consent. It is intended for people aged 13 and older.

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Playloggr

Playloggr helps gamers organize a backlog, track play status, and share a profile. It syncs libraries with Steam, PlayStation, GOG, Xbox, and Epic Games, and has a separate wishlist with Steam wishlist synchronization. A live session timer records playtime, including for retro, emulator, and physical games. Statistics cover hours played, ratings, platform breakdowns, activity heatmaps, and global rankings. Users can follow players, see friends playing in real time, and share public profiles with lists, rankings, and reviews. Its Game Plan chains games using HowLongToBeat duration estimates and tracks weekly progress toward completion. Playloggr includes 139 unlockable achievements with XP and levels, available on the free plan. Access is listed for Android and web; the Android app supports email or Google login, public or private profiles, and Spanish, English, and Portuguese. The Free plan is free, billed forever. Premium is $6.99, paid once and adds unlimited folders and rankings, customization options, statistics for the last two weeks, and games in common.

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