Exactly what I needed
Thank you for making a clean and easy mobile app where I can track video games I am just excited for instead of tedious wishlist management on steam. I love the features that you have in this, no ads, no bloat, happy to support you.
Really solid game tracker
Winston is a very good game tracker. It’s got a good, clean design, and has pretty much all the features you’re looking for. It’s also a pretty good deal that you can use it for free, and the premium features are just a lifetime unlock for the cost of a nice coffee.
ITAD integration would push this over the top
Please integrate with IsThereAnyDeal and/or PSPrices, that would make this app indispensable for both games I want to watch for price drops and games I want to follow progress and release dates for.
Nice concept but the worst ui
This app seems to be a great concept but the UI is just horrible!! No preview images of the games on the main screen, etc. I think is better to have a global search over the main screen so you can select all the games that you want and then add it to your lists by selecting them. Tip: there is an app that is called movix so you can see the ui implementation and my point. Please check it out! Regards @JRGN
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Best game tracking app I've used!
Winston is the first game tracking app I've used that I'm truly happy with (and I've used a lot of other apps for this)! It has nearly all the features and details that I want, laid out in a way that's easy to get around.
It has a great level of detail when viewing a game. Related games, DLCs, etc., plus useful links like Wikia, Steam, and so on. I can add a score to a game and see how other players scored it, which is missing in many other apps. Notes will be handy for games that involve a lot of backtracking (Metroidvania).
This may not sound like a big deal, but navigating the app feels like a normal iOS app; it's easy to move around between different games and sections of the app, both on iPhone and iPad. This is a major issue for me with some other game tracking apps.
I'm excited to see what comes next in Winston!
It has a great level of detail when viewing a game. Related games, DLCs, etc., plus useful links like Wikia, Steam, and so on. I can add a score to a game and see how other players scored it, which is missing in many other apps. Notes will be handy for games that involve a lot of backtracking (Metroidvania).
This may not sound like a big deal, but navigating the app feels like a normal iOS app; it's easy to move around between different games and sections of the app, both on iPhone and iPad. This is a major issue for me with some other game tracking apps.
I'm excited to see what comes next in Winston!
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