PlayThis
Overview
PlayThis aggregates Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation libraries with a single import, tracks playtime, sessions, notes, and ratings, lets users build public or private lists, view community feeds, and offers custom metrics and prediction markets for engagement.
From the official site
Predict game releases, review scores, awards, and more. Earn PXP, compete on leaderboards, and win prizes.
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Official FAQ
- What is PlayThis?
- PlayThis is a prediction market for gaming culture. Make calls on release dates, review scores, awards, and more with PXP. Then build a public profile that shows not just what you play, but what you know. Import your library, rate games, write reviews, create lists, and show off your taste alongside your prediction accuracy.
- How do prediction markets work?
- Every market is a question about a gaming event. You back an outcome with PXP. If you’re right, you earn more PXP. If not, you lose the PXP you committed. Everyone gets daily PXP (100 for free users, 250 for Pro). The most accurate predictors each month earn prizes.
- Is PlayThis free?
- Yes. Predictions, library tracking, reviews, lists, and imports are all free. Pro unlocks extras like 250 daily PXP, auto-sync, collections, advanced prediction analytics, market proposals, and profile customization. No credit card required to start — and new Pro subscribers get a 14-day free trial.
- How do imports work?
- Connect your Steam, Xbox, or PlayStation account with one click. We import your full library, playtime, and wishlist automatically. You can also manually track games from Switch, retro, or any other platform.
- Can I propose new markets?
- Pro members can propose markets through a guided wizard. The community votes on proposals, and top-voted markets go live. You can propose questions about release timing, review scores, awards, sales milestones, platform availability, and more.
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