Winston - Video Game Tracker 12+

Best game tracking app I've used!

GameButler is the first game tracking app I've used that I'm truly happy with (and I've used a lot of other apps for this)! It has nearly all the features and details that I want, laid out in a way that's easy to get around.

It has a great level of detail when viewing a game. Related games, DLCs, etc., plus useful links like Wikia, Steam, and so on. I can add a score to a game and see how other players scored it, which is missing in many other apps. Notes will be handy for games that involve a lot of backtracking (Metroidvania).

This may not sound like a big deal, but navigating the app feels like a normal iOS app; it's easy to move around between different games and sections of the app, both on iPhone and iPad. This is a major issue for me with some other game tracking apps.

I'm excited to see what comes next in GameButler!

Fantastic app with native iOS UI and responsive dev

Really great app for game tracking - love the simple native iOS UI which isn’t overly busy and helps performance run perfectly as well as a responsive dev who adds new features constantly

My two dream features for this app to be perfect would be:

1) a wishlist function separate from lists (so that games on your wishlist don’t get added to your “library” the way they currently are)

2) for lists to save sorting - currently you can sort them by release date, title, etc., but it reverts to the default sorting by date added whenever you refresh the app

Developer Response ,

I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying the app!

Both of the features/improvements that you've listed are planned. If you have any other questions, feedback, or feature requests, then please reach out to me directly by tapping on "contact me" on the app's settings page.

Super useful and well-designed tool for gamers!

I love video games but these days, I’m usually too busy to closely follow new releases and stay up to date with launch dates and such…

GameButler is a great tool to do just that: when I see an exciting game announced somewhere I can add it and will be notified when it launches.

Another great use case is when friends recommend games to me: just add the game to my wishlist and whenever I want to try a new game I can easily find it there again.

Keep up the great work!