About Ludenza
A calm, automatic way to see your Steam and GOG backlogs in one place: what you're playing, what's still on the pile, how far you actually are, and what to play next.
Honest progress
Most trackers just show a grid of boxes. Ludenza shows a real progress bar, based on your playtime against how long a game takes to finish. Achievements are tracked separately, and games that never really end (multiplayer ones) show their co-op or versus time instead of a made-up bar. When you've clearly finished something, it marks itself completed.
Where the data comes from
Your library, playtime and achievements come from Steam when you sign in. Add your GOG username in Settings and the same arrives from your public GOG profile. No password, because GOG issues no third-party sign-in at all. Genres and ratings come from the Steam store, and time-to-beat estimates from HowLongToBeat. You connect a store once, and everything fills in on its own.
Where a store doesn't measure something, Ludenza says so rather than guessing. GOG only records playtime for sessions launched through Galaxy, so a game you ran outside it reads "playtime not tracked" instead of looking untouched. A game you own on both stores stays as two entries too, because their playtime and progress genuinely differ.
Free, and made by one person
Ludenza is built and run by one developer in spare time. It's free, with no ads. If it's been useful, you can buy me a coffee to keep it free, ad-free and maintained.
Ludenza is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Valve Corporation or Steam. Game artwork belongs to its owners.