Every member has a personal Analytics page that’s split into four tabs.
In this article: Your Analytics · Plays · Worth · Game Analytics
Your Analytics
Your overall collection and rating habits:
Stat cards: games owned, played at least once, never played, ratings given.
Peers: how you compare to other members on collection size, ratings given, and plays logged, as percentiles.
Own it vs. play it: what share of your collection you've actually played.
Collection breakdown: a chart of your games by status (Own/Want to Play/Wishlist/For Trade).
Your ratings, by score: a histogram of your ratings from 1 to 10.
Plays over the last 6 months.
Where you disagree with everyone else: games where your rating differs most from the community average.
Rarity: your owned games with the lowest real-world ownership numbers.
Mechanics you gravitate toward.
Your collection by weight: Light/Medium/Heavy, plus a genre breakdown.
Collection growth, last 6 months, and your average days-in-collection.
Shelf of shame: games you own but haven't played, longest-owned first.
Collection activity: games added versus removed per month. This one only shows up once you have enough logged history for it to mean anything.
Plays
Focused on play sessions:
Stat cards: plays logged, different games played, win percentage, and a "play h-index."
Most played: your most-played games, ranked.
Win/loss record: split between competitive and co-op games.
Plays vs. complexity: a scatter chart of how often you play games at each weight level.
Streaks: longest win streak, longest loss streak, longest streak of days played, and total competitive plays logged.
Friends & foes: who you've played with most, and your win rate against each of them.
Worth
Based on the value you've entered for your owned games:
Stat cards: total worth per currency, how many games have a value recorded, total owned games, what percentage of your collection is valued.
Most valuable games you own, ranked.
Value by designer and value by publisher, broken down per currency.
Game Analytics
This tab looks at the whole catalog, not just your own collection:
Stat cards: total games in the catalog, percentage that are reimplementations of other games, decades represented, distinct mechanics tracked.
Match Rankings: a chart of how this app's Bayesian-blended ratings distribute across the catalog, plus tiles showing what share of your games rank in the top 100, top 1,000, and your single best-ranked game.
Fastest-adopting recent games: games from the last 8 years gaining owners the quickest.
Catalog growth by decade.
Most popular mechanics: ranked by ownership, not how often they appear.
Catalog by weight and genre.
Community-voted best player count across the catalog.
Most-owned games and biggest expansion franchises: both top-10 leaderboards.
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