Play Ledger

Play Ledger — Cross-platform per-player achievement graph. Users link PlayStation Network, Steam and Xbox accounts once, and the platform merges them into one identity carrying: per-game trophy breakdown by tier (platinum/gold/silver/bronze) with per-trophy rarity percentages, per-game achievement unlock status and progress, Steam playtime per title, Xbox Gamerscore, and full owned-library lists from all three storefronts. Layered on that are platform-derived behavioural assets — completion rates, play-pattern and playtime-breakdown analytics, leaderboard rankings between connected users, wee…

Play Ledger offers (Alternative, Sentiment, Reference) — Two layers with stated figures. Catalogue layer, stated on the page: 12,000+ games tracked and 850,000+ trophies catalogued with rarity data across 3 platforms. Player layer, derived: at an assumed 1K-20K linked accounts each averaging 50-200 owned titles, that is roughly 1M-4M player-game ownership records and, at an average of ~30 awards per catalogued title, plausibly 100M-1B player-award unlock rows — plus per-title playtime and per-week challenge events. Player-layer figures are estimates, not disclosed..

Cross-platform player-identity resolution (linking a PSN, Steam and Xbox identity to one person is the hard, commercially valuable join); completionist and difficulty-preference segmentation; player lifetime-value and churn modelling from library plus playtime trajectories; game recommendation and collaborative-filtering training data with real unlock outcomes as the reward signal; challenge/gamification design research from participation and completion of curated weekly tasks; achievement-rarity benchmarking for game designers tuning difficulty; cross-buy and catalogue-overlap analysis for publishers and storefronts.

The data is with 2 years of history.

Coverage spans US, Japan, UK; Interactive Home Entertainment; alternative, sentiment, reference; equities.