Hi everyone!
I’m slowly ditching the Playstation ecosystem for Linux gaming, through a mix of GOG and Steam.
I know some people think achievements/trophies are stupid and useless, but I’m kind of addicted to them. At least it’s better than being addicted to likes on social media…
I feel like they also motivate me to go further in games where there is no story and not give up when something is too difficult.
As moving from one ecosystem to another kind of meant putting my Playstation achievements behind, I was happy to discover https://www.exophase.com/ because it gathers all your achievements across many platforms.
As I like supporting what I use, I was planning on getting the premium account at 30$ for my lifetime.
But first, I wanted to know what the open source and Linux gaming community thinks about exophase as I don’t want to support a project with a bad track record.
Thanks!
Unfamiliar with the service, but more in line of preservation, I’d check if the achievements can be backed up. If not, all of one’s efforts could go to the bin at any given time.
Well the achievements are saved on my PSN, GOG and Steam accounts. Exophase is just connecting to these services and lunking them together.
I think it only works for retroachievements, where you have to download them and import them in Exophase.