How Keep Track of My Games Notifies You About New Game Releases

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Keep Track of My Games (KTOMG) sends release notifications by phone or email, and its stated purpose is to alert you to new releases, remakes, and collector's editions so you can pre-order on time. The site also says you can track release dates and get notified, which matters for titles that slip — the page's own example is a game pushed to a later date ("Delayed, again?!").

What the notifications cover

Based on the site's feature list, alerts are meant for:

  • New releases — a game's launch date.
  • Remakes — new versions of existing titles.
  • Collector's editions — special versions you may want to pre-order before they sell out.

The site also shows example dates (10.29.26 and 11.19.26) next to the notification section, which suggests release dates are displayed in the app alongside the alert settings.

How to set them up

KTOMG's page describes the capability but not the exact menu path, so the reliable steps are:

  1. Create an account. The site offers Sign Up and says sign-up is free with no credit card required.
  2. Connect your platforms so your library is populated: Steam, Xbox Live, PlayStation Network (PSN), and GOG sync automatically.
  3. Add games you care about to your collection or wishlist — the app supports a wishlist and favorites.
  4. Enable notifications for phone or email, then choose the release types you want to hear about.

Expected result: when a tracked title's date approaches or changes, you get a text or email so you can decide whether to pre-order.

Why this beats watching store pages yourself

Release dates move. If you're tracking a game across Steam, PSN, Xbox, and GOG separately, a delay on one storefront is easy to miss. KTOMG pulls release dates into one place and pushes the change to you, which is the practical difference between "I'll check later" and actually pre-ordering in time.

The same app also supports browsing what's new and what other players are playing, so discovery and notification feed into each other: you find a title, add it, and then get told when it arrives.

Limits worth knowing

  • The page doesn't specify notification frequency, delivery timing, or whether alerts are instant or batched.
  • Pricing beyond "sign up for free, no credit card required" isn't stated, so don't assume every future feature stays free.
  • Notifications depend on the release data KTOMG pulls from IGDB, so a date that hasn't been updated there won't trigger anything useful.

If your main problem is forgetting release dates across four storefronts, this is the feature to use. If you only buy on one platform and check it weekly anyway, the alerts add less.