Getting every game you own into one overview
If you play on more than one platform, there is no official place where your whole library lives. Every service shows you its own corner and nothing else. Here is what each one does publish, and what a combined overview can honestly do with it.
Why no platform does this for you
Valve, Microsoft and Sony have no reason to show you a list in which their competitors appear. None of them offers an export that includes another platform, and none of them reads the others. That gap is the only reason third party overviews exist.
What each platform exposes
- Steam publishes the most: owned games, playtime per game, playtime in the last two weeks, achievements with their global unlock rate, and for some titles detailed per game statistics. All of it only when the profile's Game details are public.
- Xbox publishes games, achievements, gamerscore and, for most titles, the minutes you played. A few older titles come back without any figure, and then the field stays empty.
- PlayStation publishes the trophy list, trophy level and, for many PS4 and PS5 titles, play duration. Not for every title, and not for PS3 or Vita.
- Riot, Supercell, Epic and Krafton publish per game statistics rather than a library, because those accounts are one game each.
The manual route
You can do this yourself without any site. Steam lets you view your own game list on your profile and copy it. Xbox shows your full achievement list in the Xbox app. PlayStation shows your games under your trophy collection. Put them in a spreadsheet and you have an overview that is correct on the day you make it and stale a week later. For a one time count that is fine. For something you want to keep looking at, it is not.
What a combined overview can honestly show
Once the identifiers are linked, the parts that all platforms publish line up: which games you own, how many achievements you earned out of how many exist, and when you last played. Those can sit side by side truthfully.
Hours are the field where honesty gets tested. A combined total is a sum of the platforms that publish playtime, not of everything you ever played. Adding an estimate for Xbox would make the number look complete and make it wrong. On this site the field stays empty and the platform breakdown stays visible, so you can see what is actually being counted. More on that in Steam hours explained and the Xbox guide.
Achievements are the other trap. Xbox points, PlayStation trophies and Steam achievements are different units and cannot be added together, which is why they are shown separately here. See gamerscore vs trophies vs achievements.
What stays missing no matter what
- Games played outside a platform launcher, or added to Steam as a non-Steam shortcut, are not tracked by that platform at all.
- Family shared games belong to the owner's account.
- Games you have hidden are hidden from the API too.
- Games without a public statistics API, such as Rocket League match results or Minecraft, need something running on your own PC. That is what the EGS Companion does.
Doing it here
Link the accounts you already have, read only, with the public identifiers described in where to find your identifier on every platform. Your library then lists every game from every linked platform in one searchable place with cover art and achievement progress, and your card shows the totals with the platform breakdown next to them.
