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Your privacy, your choice
A new Privacy page explains what Anthology stores and why. Analytics now stays off until you allow it, and you can delete your account and everything in it from Settings.
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See every achievement badge
Games with Steam or RetroAchievements progress now show your latest badges on the game page, with a card for each one when you hover or tap it: how to earn it, when you unlocked it and how rare it is. Your My List cards show a trophy count that opens your recent badges too.
Open My ListBring in your RetroAchievements
Connect your RetroAchievements username and the retro games in your collection show how many achievements you’ve unlocked, your hardcore count and whether you’ve beaten or mastered them, with the full list on each game page.
Connect RetroAchievementsSpot games on sale
The Discover page now has an On sale shelf of popular games discounted at Steam, Epic, GOG and other PC stores, with the price and the cut on every card.
See what’s on sale
See prices across PC stores
Game pages now list the current price at Steam, Epic, GOG, the Microsoft Store and more, with sales and all-time lows marked, so you can see where a game is cheapest before you buy.
A livelier game page
Screenshots and trailers now play in one gallery with a thumbnail strip and fullscreen view, set against a soft backdrop of the game’s own artwork.
Featured games with screenshots
The home page opens with a featured carousel: hover or tap the screenshots to preview a game, then add it straight from the slide. Every cover can be saved from its corner, and games you own show a gold Owned mark.
Go to DiscoverGrid view for My List and Library
See your collection as a wall of covers, each marked with where it sits. Switch between List, Grid and Text at the top of the page.
Open My ListCritic scores for more games
When a game has no Metacritic score, Anthology shows the IGDB critic rating instead, clearly labelled so you know where it came from.
Every game in a series at a glance
Series pages now open with a row of covers for the whole series, in release order, each with its own save button. The detailed timeline follows below.
Browse anthologiesSteam achievements and play stats
Game pages show your Steam achievements, with unlock dates and how rare each one is. The Steam page charts your hours by day, your most played games and achievements unlocked each month.
Open Steam
Steam keeps itself up to date
Steam imports now carry on after you close the tab. Your hours refresh every day and new purchases arrive in your Library on their own. Both can be switched off.
Open SteamA home for Steam
Steam has its own page explaining what connecting does, with the connection and import progress in one place.
Open SteamTrack every playthrough
Finished a game again? Add another playthrough with its own date, platform, rating and note. The game page lists them all.
Pick for tonight and your month so far
My List suggests one game to play tonight and lets you ask for another. It also shows what you finished and decided this month.
Open My ListSuggestions from games you already own
Library points out owned games you have almost finished, short ones you could beat soon and ones you never started.
Open LibrarySort your Library ten games at a time
Go through unsorted games one card at a time and decide: play soon, someday, not for me, or already played.
Start sortingA short Up next
Up next now holds ten games, so it stays a real plan. When it is full, Anthology asks which game to move to Someday to make room.
My List and Library
Your collection now has two places. My List is the plan: Playing, Up next, Finished and Dropped. Library holds everything else, sorted into Unsorted, Someday and Not for me.
Open Library
Rate games with ten hearts
Give a finished game from one to ten hearts. Each score has a word, from Awful to Masterpiece.
Move a game to any position
Send a game straight to a numbered spot in your list, or to the top, middle or bottom, without dragging it all the way.
Choose where a game goes when you save it
Saving a game from anywhere on the site now asks where it belongs, Playing, Up next, Library or one of your lists, in a single tap.
Fallout and Assassin’s Creed anthologies
Two more series to explore in release order, with your progress through each.
Browse anthologiesCopy your list as text
Text view turns your list into tidy, copyable text, grouped by status, ready to paste into a message or a note.
Where you own each game
Record the platforms and stores you own a game on, such as Steam, GOG, PlayStation Store or Nintendo eShop. Cards show them with recognisable icons.
Add PS1 games to your list
Games in the PlayStation US library can be saved straight to your collection, already set to PlayStation.
Open the PS1 library
Bring in your Steam library
Connect Steam to add the games you own, with your hours played.
Open SteamBrowse a platform library by letter
The PS1 US library can be sorted, filtered by first letter and read page by page.
Open the PS1 library
Download your collection
Save a readable copy of your whole collection from Settings, as a page you can open offline, a spreadsheet or a full backup file.
Open SettingsExplore by developer, publisher and platform
Open a developer, publisher or platform from any game page to see its most popular games.
Time to beat on every card
Your list shows roughly how many hours each game takes to finish, so you can plan around the time you have.
Arrange your list tabs
Hold and drag your list tabs into the order you like. Single-step arrows also move a game up or down by one.
Top 100
A chart of the best-reviewed games, filterable by platform, genre, year and decade.
See the Top 100Game Bucket is now Anthology
A new name for a site that is as much about exploring games and series as it is about keeping a list. Your saved games came along unchanged.
About Anthology
PlayStation US library tracker
Browse all 1,282 PS1 games released in the US and mark the ones you have played and finished.
Open the PS1 libraryTime to beat and more in this series
Game pages show how long a game takes to finish and list the other games in its series.
Played and Owned, separately
Mark a game as played without finishing it, and as owned on several platforms, independent of what you plan to do with it.
Your own lists
Make lists of your own, like Couch co-op or Comfort games. A game can be in as many lists as you like.
Real box art
Games show their proper portrait covers from IGDB wherever one is available.
Anthologies
Follow a series like Final Fantasy, Resident Evil or Mortal Kombat in release order, with main games, spin-offs and remakes kept apart, and see how far through it you are.
Browse anthologies
Dropped
A status for games you have stopped playing, so your list stays honest about what you are really playing.
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Drag games into order
Drag games directly to put them in the order you want to play them, with Undo if you change your mind.
Finish dates and your own ratings
When you finish a game, note the day you finished it and give it your own score.
A home page for discovering games
The home page became a place to find games, with curated shelves, while your collection moved to its own My List page.
Go to Discover
Tabs for each status
Jump between Playing, Up next and Finished with a tab for each.
Light and dark themes
Choose a light or dark look from the bottom of any page.
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Search as you type
Search suggests games while you type, so you can jump straight to the one you mean.
Pick the platform you play on
Choose which platform you are playing each game on, right from your list.
Recommendations on game pages
Every game page suggests similar games to explore next.
Mark games finished
Tick off the games you complete, with a small celebration.
The first version
Game Bucket went live: search for games, save the ones you want to play, and sign in with Google to keep your list on every device.