Raptr
Raptr is a free social networking website and computer program targeted towards video game players. Raptr is similar to other social networking websites. Users can add v...
What is Raptr?
Raptr is a free social networking website and computer program targeted towards video game players. Raptr is similar to other social networking websites. Users can add video games to their profile, as well as track game play time and achievements, share reviews, game related information, and game activity. Raptr lets users publish their gaming accomplishments to sites like Twitter, FriendFeed, and Facebook.
The Raptr client, which is a downloadable application for Microsoft Windows, supports AIM, Yahoo! Instant Messenger, GTalk, Windows Live Messenger, Xfire, ICQ and Facebook Chat protocols.
As posted on their blog, Raptr will close on September 30th, 2017: http://about.raptr.com/goodbye-raptr/
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- Game
- gameplay-time-tracker
- Social Network
- in-game
- graphic-optimization
- Chat
- game-video-recorder
- game-optimization
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ravenhawk0 thinks GameRanger is an alternative to Raptr- Upvoted a comment on RaptrGuWas initially happy with the service but my opinion of the company changed dramatically when I was banned. Admitting to "piracy" on the forum (when asking for a new game detection scheme) is enough to get you thrown out, not just from their forum but from the service itself. No second chances, no appeals. It is clear that these people are a bunch of fascists who like to suck up to big gaming. Better to go with Evolve. Their game detection scheme is neutral in the sense that it doesn't discriminate against any potential sources for games. It just works. No need to detect a game or beg some fascist mods to add it to a list.
- added Game tracking as a feature to RaptrGu
RAPTR is dead. R.I.P Raprt....
There's a way out... http://blog.evolvehq.com/2017/09/extinction-raptr-says-goodbye/
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Was initially happy with the service but my opinion of the company changed dramatically when I was banned. Admitting to "piracy" on the forum (when asking for a new game detection scheme) is enough to get you thrown out, not just from their forum but from the service itself. No second chances, no appeals. It is clear that these people are a bunch of fascists who like to suck up to big gaming.
Better to go with Evolve. Their game detection scheme is neutral in the sense that it doesn't discriminate against any potential sources for games. It just works. No need to detect a game or beg some fascist mods to add it to a list.
Only thing missing now is a server browser! They should really make that prior.. because that's one of the reasons people stick with xfire.