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Playnite statistics plugin
GameScrobbler syncs your Playnite library and sessions to a hosted hub with a Stats view. Explore playtime calendars, monthly activity, genres, platforms and session lengths from Playnite’s sidebar or, after linking an account, in a browser.
Free and open source (GPL-3.0). The button opens Playnite on Windows. You can also find GameScrobbler in its add-on browser.
A sorted playtime column shows your most-played games. Charts help you explore how your activity changes over time, which genres fill your library and whether your sessions tend to be short or long. Start with a question, then select the relevant chart and source instead of treating every number as the same measure.
Library totals can arrive in the first sync, but detailed Playnite sessions build up as you play with the add-on. Historic hours do not become exact sessions retroactively. Some providers supply estimates or incomplete playtime. Check coverage and the selected source when a calendar looks smaller than your lifetime total.
A playtime calendar, monthly activity and session-length charts show the history available to the hub. Recorded sessions also have a feed and table.
Explore genres, platforms, release years and top games. The backlog chart groups games by playtime; achievement progress measures unlocks, not whether you finished a story.
Find GameScrobbler in Playnite’s add-on browser or use the install button.
Let the library sync and launch supported games through Playnite to record new sessions.
Use the hub from the sidebar. Select the source and time window appropriate to the activity you want to inspect.
Yes. The demo hub uses sample data and does not require an account. It demonstrates the interface, not your personal sync coverage.
No. They are part of the online hub. Failed session sends can be queued by the add-on and retried later.
Yes. Link the add-on to a web account, then connect those accounts. Use the source selector to inspect combined data or an individual source.
Try the demo, then build your own statistics through successful syncs and recorded sessions.
Free and open source (GPL-3.0). The button opens Playnite on Windows. You can also find GameScrobbler in its add-on browser.