Materium is now open to everyone. Track your library across the platforms you play on, log your sessions, review what you finish, and find what to play next.
Added
A cross-platform game library with backlog, playing, played, completed, abandoned, and wishlist statuses, in either a cover grid or a list.
Steam library import with ongoing sync, plus PlayStation import in beta. Both show where a match came from and let you report a bad one.
A play journal with a session calendar, optional time tracking, and notes on individual sessions.
Reviews and ratings, with spoiler tagging for entries that give the ending away.
Following, so the players whose taste you trust show up in your feed.
An activity feed with comments, reactions, and @-mentions, plus notifications when someone replies to you or tags you.
Public profiles with favorite games and a browsable library, and shareable pages for individual reviews and games.
Discover, covering game search and trending titles across the catalog.
A release calendar timeline for upcoming games, so you can see what is coming and wishlist it early.
Tonight's Pick, a re-rollable suggestion for what to play, alongside a shortlist you curate yourself.
A stats dashboard summarizing playtime, completion, and where your hours actually went.
Where to Buy pricing on game pages, so a wishlist entry can turn into a purchase.
Keyboard shortcuts across the app, with on-screen hints and a help modal.
In-app feedback, so you can tell us what is broken without leaving the page you are on.
Premium accounts, which remove ads and support development.
Changed
Editorial text moved to serif typography, and status indicators became pixel-art orbs drawn to the brand.
The activity feed became far less noisy, and playtime can now be sourced per game when platforms disagree.
Fixed
Steam sync no longer matches the wrong game, and titles are validated before they reach your library.
Mobile layouts stopped overflowing on the library, stats, journal, and release pages.
The activity feed no longer jumps while loading more, and installed app shortcuts open the app rather than the marketing site.