What Is TrueSteamAchievements?

TrueSteamAchievements (truesteamachievements.com) is a Steam achievement tracking site. It combines achievement guides, per-game stats, a personal library manager, community leaderboards, and Steam sale round-ups in one place. It is most useful if you play on Steam and want a single reference for how to unlock achievements, how rare they are, and how your completion progress compares with other players. You can browse most of the site without an account, but tracking your own library and stats requires registering through Steam Login.

What the site actually offers

The homepage is organized around a few recurring blocks, and each one maps to a different job you might have.

Achievement guides and walkthroughs

The "Latest Walkthroughs" section lists guides by game, and each entry shows how much a full completion is worth. For example, the site lists:

Two things are worth noting here. First, the site uses its own "TSA" point scale alongside a second number in parentheses, so a guide's value is expressed in a site-specific currency rather than Steam's own achievement count. Second, guides exist for very different game sizes — from a 2-achievement title like Desert Bus VR up to 98 achievements in Bitburner — so the listing is a reasonable way to judge how long a completion will take before you commit.

Achievement lists and new releases

A "Latest Steam Achievements" feed tracks newly added achievement sets, including DLC and playtests. Entries in the source data include things like "New DLC In Dicevaders" (27 achievements), "SS13 BAR SIM Achievements" (27), "GLUE BLOCKS Achievements" (85), and smaller sets such as "Traks Demo Achievements" (5). This is the section to check if you want to know whether a game you just bought has achievements at all, or whether a recent update added new ones.

Library management

The site describes itself as a place to "manage your steam library." In practice this means linking your Steam account so the site can read your owned games and achievement progress, then presenting that back to you as tracked stats. Registration is done with Steam Login, so there is no separate username and password to create.

Leaderboards

The site runs a global leaderboard ranked by total achievement points. The top of the list in the source data looks like this:

It also publishes a "Highest Scoring Games" list, where the total points available in a single game can be very large — Zaccaria Pinball at 237,186 and LOGistICAL at 187,228 are the two examples shown. That list is useful for understanding why some leaderboard players have such high totals: a handful of games with huge achievement counts dominate the score.

Steam sale round-ups and price alerts

The site posts recurring "Steam sale round-up" articles, and the source shows dated entries (for example, August 16 and August 17, 2026). Each round-up points readers to regional prices via flag selection and mentions filtering, sorting, and managing Price Alerts from a Steam Sales page. If you use the site mainly to decide what to buy, this is the section to follow.

Who it is for

• Completionists who want a guide before starting a game, and a way to see how many achievements a title contains.
• Players comparing progress who want a leaderboard and a points total rather than Steam's raw achievement count.
• Deal-watchers who want sale round-ups and price alerts tied to the same site they use for achievement tracking.

Practical notes before you sign up

• Account creation goes through Steam Login, so your Steam profile is the identity you use here.
• The site's own point system (TSA) is separate from Steam achievements and from the number in parentheses shown next to each guide. Do not assume the two numbers are interchangeable.
• The source material does not state pricing for any feature, so treat the site as having a free-to-browse core and verify anything account-related after logging in.
• Sale round-up dates in the source are from 2026, so if you are reading this later, check the Steam Sales page directly rather than relying on an old round-up post.

If your goal is simply to look up whether a game has achievements or how hard a completion is, the guides and achievement feeds are enough and no account is needed. If your goal is to track your own library and rank, register with Steam Login and let the site pull your data.