How to Register and Start Tracking Achievements on TrueSteamAchievements

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TrueSteamAchievements (TSA) is a Steam achievement tracking site where you register with Steam Login, connect your Steam library, and then view personal achievement progress alongside community guides and stats. The registration path is built around Steam Login rather than a separate email/password account, so the first step is having a Steam account you can sign in with.

Register with Steam Login

  1. Go to truesteamachievements.com.
  2. Choose the Steam Login option on the site. The homepage lists "Register with Steam Login" as the entry point.
  3. Sign in through Steam when prompted. Steam handles the authentication, and TSA receives the account connection rather than a new password.
  4. After the redirect back to TSA, your profile is created and linked to that Steam account.

Expected result: you land on TSA as a signed-in user with your Steam identity attached. If the Steam sign-in window closes or the redirect fails, retry from the site's login entry rather than creating a second account.

Connect and view your Steam library

Once signed in, the site is designed to manage your Steam library and surface your achievement data. The homepage describes TSA as the place to "manage your steam library here," and the achievement lists and leaderboard show the kind of data the site tracks.

What you can expect to see after connecting:

  • Your achievement progress across tracked games, shown against the site's achievement lists.
  • Walkthroughs and guides for individual games, each listing achievement counts and point values. Examples from the site include Final Fantasy IX (85 achievements, 1,588 TSA / 850 points), Bitburner (98 achievements, 2,438 TSA / 980 points), and Tabletop Simulator (27 achievements, 886 TSA / 270 points).
  • Site leaderboard standings, where top tracked users show cumulative scores such as TheStranger at 3,127,997 and hannez at 2,788,926.
  • Highest scoring games, such as Zaccaria Pinball at 237,186 and LOGistICAL at 187,228, which shows how achievement totals accumulate per title.

If your library does not appear immediately, check that the Steam account you signed in with is the one that owns the games you want tracked.

Manage tracked games and progress

TSA organizes activity around games and their achievement sets. The homepage surfaces "Hot games on Steam" with achievement links, including CONTROL Resonant, Aniimo, The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, and Graveyard Keeper 2. New achievement lists appear under "Latest Steam Achievements," covering base games and DLC, for example Dicevaders (27), Under the Earth (11), GLUE BLOCKS (85), and The Dream Of Winning The Lottery (21).

Practical ways to use this:

  • Open a game's achievement page to see its full list and compare against your own progress.
  • Use the walkthroughs section when a game has a guide, since guides bundle achievement counts and point values in one place.
  • Watch the "Latest Steam Achievements" feed to spot newly added lists, including DLC and playtest entries, that may not yet be reflected in your tracked set.

Common snags

  • No separate password: registration depends on Steam Login, so account recovery runs through Steam, not TSA.
  • Wrong Steam account: if your games or progress look missing, you likely signed in with a different Steam account than the one owning those titles.
  • Partial data: some titles, especially new DLC and playtests, may appear in the latest lists before your personal progress catches up.
  • Pricing and sales: the site posts Steam sale round-ups and lets you filter prices by region and manage Price Alerts from its Steam Sales page. Any price or regional availability shown there comes from the linked Steam sale data, not from a TSA subscription.