Trophy Hub

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Overview Trophy Hub combines achievement tracking with a way to play retro games online. Its Trophies feature brings achievements from nine gaming ecosystems into platform-organized lists, while its emulator supports 33 consoles and includes online netplay and RetroAchievements. It also tracks playtime across PlayStation, Xbox, Steam, RetroAchievements, and other platforms. Users connect gaming accounts with public IDs; Trophy Hub says it does not store platform passwords or tokens. The service is free, with no ads, and its feature page says it uses no ad networks or third-party analytics trackers. Trophy Hub is operated by Armand Bireaud through a SASU registered in France. For a broader set of tools in this category, see Achievement trackers . Key features Achievements and game series Trophies collects earned achievements across nine ecosystems and separates them by platform. Users can filter by completion status, console, or provider, then sort by recent achievement, progress, or name. The supported platform list includes RetroAchievements, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam, Epic Games, GOG, Google Play, and RuneScape. For RetroAchievements, Trophy Hub embeds the official rcheevos client. Its supported details include softcore unlocks, point values, rarity, rich presence, and live in-game trackers. Sagas groups games by franchise, making it possible to follow a series as one journey rather than as separate entries. The library also includes 1 GB of cloud storage. Retro play and multiplayer The emulator covers 33 consoles and includes online netplay and RetroAchievements. Users can join public multiplayer rooms or spectate them; private rooms are available by invitation. Trophy Hub does not include or distribute games or BIOS and system files, so users must provide their own. Profiles and sharing Users can export a filtered library as an image and create a public, read-only web profile. The service also offers progress analytics and social comparison. Pricing Trophy Hub’s Free plan costs nothing. All features are free, there are no ads, and the plan includes 1 GB of cloud storage. There is no free trial because the service is free. Platforms Trophy Hub is available on the web, Windows, Android, and iOS. The Windows desktop app is available, the Android app is on Google Play, and the iPhone and iPad app is listed on the Apple App Store. Users can sign in on Android, Windows desktop, or the web, with the same account and backend across those clients. Who it's for Trophy Hub is suited to players who want achievements from several gaming ecosystems in one place, especially those who also follow franchise progress or play retro games. Its emulator, online rooms, and built-in RetroAchievements support will be relevant to retro players who supply their own game and system files. The public profile and image export offer straightforward ways to share library progress. Players looking only for achievement tracking can also consider Game Rover , MetaGamerScore , Play Ledger , Acheev , Pyroblast , EveryGameStat , RetroAchievements , and AchieveAll . Pros and cons Pros Achievement tracking spans nine ecosystems, with platform filters and progress sorting. Retro play includes a 33-console emulator, online netplay, and embedded RetroAchievements support. Free access includes all features, no ads, and 1 GB of cloud storage. Web, Windows, Android, and iOS clients share an account and backend. Public read-only profiles and filtered library image exports support sharing. Cons Users must provide their own games and BIOS or system files. The terms provide no uptime guarantee for the free service. Third-party platform APIs may change or stop working, which can affect connected services. Verdict Trophy Hub is a broad free option for players who want achievement tracking alongside retro gaming features. Its combination of nine-platform trophy tracking, franchise organization, cloud-backed library, and netplay goes beyond a simple achievement list. The main caveats are practical: users bring their own game files, service uptime is not guaranteed, and connections depend partly on third-party APIs that Trophy Hub does not control.