Frequently Asked Questions

Gameroster is a personal gaming library, backlog tracker, discovery tool, and community built around one simple idea: helping you keep track of the games you want to experience. Use it to organize your games, track what you're playing, remember what you've completed, discover new games, and share your gaming taste with friends.

Yes. You can create your roster and use Gameroster's core features for free. Gameroster+ provides additional features for players who want deeper statistics, account syncing, achievements, enhanced recommendations, and additional customization.

Gameroster is designed to support major gaming platforms including Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Epic Games, GOG, and more. Available integrations may vary by platform and feature. You can also add games to your roster manually.

Working on this. The goal is to make it easier to import and synchronize your gaming activity.

Absolutely. Your roster isn't just a list of games you own. Add games you're interested in to your Wishlist or Backlog and decide whether they're worth playing later.

Up Next is your shortlist. Instead of searching through hundreds of games every time you want something new to play, add the games you're seriously considering to Up Next. Think of it as the starting lineup for your backlog.

Stacks are custom collections of games. Create them around anything you want — favourites, genres, recommendations, challenges, franchises, moods, platforms, or completely arbitrary ideas. Stacks can be private or shared with the community.

Yes. Rate games you've played and write reviews when you want to remember or share what you thought.

Yes. Follow other players to see what they're playing, discover their Stacks, explore their favourites, and find games through people you trust.

You control what you share. Your profile, activity, Stacks, and other social information can be managed through your privacy settings.

Gameroster is being built for iOS and Android, with the web experience available through Gameroster.gg.

No. Your connected gaming data exists to power your Gameroster experience. It isn't a product we sell to advertisers.

Your roster stays yours. You keep your games, ratings, reviews, Stacks, and gaming history. Features that specifically require Gameroster+ will become unavailable when your subscription ends.

We want Gameroster to stay useful rather than become complicated. If there's something you think would genuinely make the experience better, we'd like to hear about it at [email protected].