EveryGameStat

EveryGameStat is a cross-platform gaming profile that combines playtime, achievements and game statistics into a shareable player card. It is best for players who maintain accounts on several major services and want one public snapshot without giving the service account passwords. The breadth of its cards is appealing, but the depth of each statistic depends on the platform behind it.

Overview

EveryGameStat links Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, Riot Games, Supercell, PUBG, Fortnite and Battle.net accounts, then brings their activity into one profile. Public cards can show games, hours, achievements, linked platforms, most-played titles and the game currently in progress. That makes the service useful for presenting a gaming identity or comparing supported activity without asking viewers to create an account.

Its read-only design is a meaningful safeguard. Accounts are connected through public identifiers or profile links; EveryGameStat does not request game-account passwords and cannot alter accounts, make purchases or post on a user's behalf. Numbers are sourced from official platform APIs, with fields left empty when a platform does not publish the relevant data. That is more honest than filling gaps with estimates, although cross-platform profiles will naturally have uneven coverage.

Key features

The searchable, sortable library gathers games from linked services with cover art and achievement progress. It is a practical way to browse a collection rather than merely display a list of usernames. Per-game statistics may include kills, accuracy, ranks, decks, trophies, gamerscore and trophy levels where the underlying platform exposes them. Players whose accounts publish rich data will get substantially more useful cards than those on less communicative services.

Anyone can use the public tracker to find supported-game players by name or tag without signing in. Clash Royale and Brawl Stars duels use official battle logs to keep score, giving those communities a specific competitive feature that does not extend to every supported title.

The free, open-source EGS Companion adds Windows-only collection for Rocket League match results, Minecraft Java server statistics and detected-game session times. It reads game logs and process names, not chat, screenshots or unrelated files, and sends session summaries to the account. Because the Companion is still in alpha, it is better treated as an optional experiment than a finished requirement for the core service.

Pricing

EveryGameStat has one plan: Free at free. It includes account linking, the player card, the library and the leaderboard, with achievement import, progress analytics, social comparison and a game database. There is no free trial because the service itself is free, and no paid tier is offered for expanded quotas or features.

The main practical limit is account coverage rather than price. Only one account per platform can be linked. Multiple Supercell games count as one platform and allow one tag each, so households or players with alternate identities cannot consolidate several accounts on the same service. Support comes through a Discord server and an email inbox, without a support desk or ticket system.

Platforms

The profile service is available on the web, while the EGS Companion runs on Windows. The web account supports the listed Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, Riot Games, Supercell, PUBG, Fortnite and Battle.net connections. Windows users can add Companion measurements; players on other desktop operating systems cannot use that extra collector.

Who it's for

Choose EveryGameStat if you want a single, shareable record across several mainstream gaming platforms, especially when read-only linking and official API data matter. It also suits players interested in public lookup, library sorting or the Clash Royale and Brawl Stars duel tools.

Look elsewhere if you need multiple accounts on one platform, a mature non-Windows activity collector, uniform statistics for every service or formal ticket-based support. The alpha Companion and platform-dependent fields make it less suitable as a dependable, complete archive of all gaming activity.

Pros and cons

• Pro: One card combines playtime, achievements, current activity and platform information across eight named services.
• Pro: Read-only connections use public identifiers or profile links and cannot change accounts or transact.
• Pro: Official API sourcing and empty unavailable fields keep the presentation from overstating coverage.
• Pro: The searchable library, public tracker and game-specific duels add uses beyond a static profile.
• Con: One linked account per platform prevents consolidating alternate or family accounts.
• Con: Statistic depth varies by platform, so some cards will be much less detailed than others.
• Con: The Companion is Windows-only and alpha, limiting its usefulness outside that setup.
• Con: Discord and email support provide no ticket system for structured issue handling.

Alternatives

For a wider directory of achievement-focused products, see Game Achievement Trackers.

• RetroAchievements is a free community service spanning Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, Windows and an API; choose it when broad device coverage and retro-achievement support are more important than EveryGameStat's multi-platform player card.
• Trophy Hub keeps all features free, without ads, and includes 1 GB of cloud storage across Android, iOS, web and Windows; it is preferable when storage and an ad-free experience are priorities.
• Game Rover offers Android, iOS and web access with a free tier capped at 200 active games, monthly platform sync, four lists, ten games per list and 30 Scout AI messages per month; pick it for list management and AI within those limits.
• PocketPSN focuses on PlayStation Stars collectibles, custom lists, friend-filtered leaderboards, timestamps, forums and site/app access; choose it for a PlayStation-centered community rather than broad platform aggregation.
• AchieveAll has free tracking, syncing, communities and a feed on Android and web, with a 4.99 EUR monthly Pro tier for visual customization; it suits users who want social feeds and optional presentation upgrades.
• Backloggr covers iOS and macOS with library import, game tracking, trophies and backlog tracking, plus paid customization and advanced features; choose it for Apple-device backlog management.
• GameSave is a Linux and Windows freemium app whose core remains free while extra pages use earned Credits; it is an alternative for desktop users who prefer that unlock model.
• Achievement Scavenger is a free GNU GPL option for Windows 10/11 or Linux/Steam Deck; choose it when an open-source desktop tool is the priority.

Verdict

EveryGameStat is a strong choice for multi-platform players who want a public, read-only profile assembled from official platform data at no cost. Its main reasons to look elsewhere are the one-account-per-platform rule, uneven statistic coverage and the Windows-only alpha Companion.