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Showcase vs Community Catalog

Every game can have two public achievement lists.

They serve different purposes.

The Showcase is the curated path.

The Community Catalog is where the community experiments, shares ideas, and creates new challenges.

Both are valuable. They simply serve different needs.

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Start with the Showcase

The Showcase is the curated achievement list for a game.

It contains achievements selected to provide a balanced experience and a clear progression path.

If you’re exploring a game’s achievements for the first time, this is usually the best place to start.

The Showcase is also where you’ll find progression tracks and titles when they’re available.

Explore the Community Catalog

The Community Catalog contains all public achievements created by players.

This is where new ideas appear first.

You’ll find all kinds of challenges:

  • clever
  • difficult
  • unusual
  • experimental
  • sometimes a little chaotic

Some eventually become part of the Showcase.

Many remain community favorites in their own right.

Why both exist

The Community Catalog encourages creativity.

The Showcase provides direction.

Without the Community Catalog, new ideas would never appear.

Without the Showcase, finding a good place to start would be much harder.

Together, they allow the community to experiment while still offering a curated experience.

Which one should I use?

New to a game’s achievements?

Start with the Showcase.

Looking for more challenges?

Browse the Community Catalog.

Have an idea of your own?

Publish it to the Community Catalog.

Not every game has a Showcase yet

A Showcase is created once a game has enough achievements to support a meaningful progression path.

Some games already have a complete Showcase.

Others are still growing.

If your favorite game doesn’t have one yet, your contributions can help it get there.

Find your next challenge

Start with a game's Showcase for a curated path, then explore the Community Catalog for fresh ideas — and publish your own to help a game's catalog grow.

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