Game Vault Hack 1.4.5 + Redeem Codes

I can report that I've tried every game collecting/cataloging app I could find, including paid ones. Though some were maybe a bit more comprehensive and customizable, overall, I don't think they're worth the money when this is available for free.

My only real gripe is that if you go with the default database, at least when it comes to retro titles, you're in for some mediocre box art and maddening alphabetization. (Yep, it's one'a those ones that sorts "The" under "T".) You can get around this with a custom entry, but if you want perfect box art, it'll be up to you. Their default custom art appears to come mostly from The Cover Project, which, while nice-looking, is not always a perfectly accurate representation of the original art.

Still, I think the simplicity and the customization that's available makes GV the best of these. It has a very straightforward, visually appealing way of sorting games/systems, which is surprisingly lacking in other apps of this kind. (And perhaps most importantly: ZERO ADS.)

I own multiple games across several platforms and I've finally gotten to the point where it's difficult to remember what I own and what I don't. This app has allowed me to organize and search through my collection at a moments notice. From identifying games I don't have when I unexpectedly find a good deal, to determining which game my friends and I want to play, and being able to just see what games I've beaten, this app saves time.

While other paid apps do offer a scan barcode feature, I much prefer doing the legwork and saving money. The search function operated just as I expected and it had every game I own. You can look at your collection through different lenses like genre, platform, and your own ratings.

Overall great app. For a free app I'm sure it's missing some of its competitors features but for the average joe this is a huge time saver! Plus I love that there is a feedback button easily accessible in settings. More apps need this!

This is a great app to use if you want to keep track of your games or make a wish list. Every aspect is pretty much perfect, except for one. The crashing. Now, I don't know if anyone else has this problem, but I'm counting it anyway. (I use an iPhone 5). Every so often, when I click a certain button somewhere in the app, it crashes. It just seems to happen randomly. For example, I was trying to add Citizens of Earth to my library, but when I clicked the button to do that, the app crashed. Again, I don't know if this is just me, but I would really appreciate it if the developers could look the app over for possible reasons for crashing. Thanks in advance.

This is a good app, but is a little too buggy and bland to justify even $0.99. Adding games was a little counter-intuitive (using the Search item in the toolbar) at first, and I wish I could add more specifics about the game (condition, quantity, box and manual included, etc.). As for the positives, I do like that I can add separate internal releases of games to my collection and the app has a decent design, however it looks a little fuzzy on my iPhone 6s, due to not being optimized for larger screens (that should have been fixed a year ago).

All in all, this is a good app for managing a small collection of video games across platforms, but it leaves a lot to be desired. Would I currently pay money for it? No. However, being 100% free (no in-app-purchases), instead being ad-supported, this app is pretty good. Eventually, if these features aren't implemented, I'll probably go into another, more complex game manager app, but for now, for free, this app does the job.

One of the best apps for keeping track of your game collection (I use it for choosing a game across my different platforms, physical games, and downloads), but its flaws make it less than great.

I really like how this app uses a relatively complete source database (Giant Bomb). When I search for a game to add to my collection, I usually find an accurate, complete listing. Unfortunately, if the listing isn't actually accurate or complete (or is missing entirely), there's no way to edit or add the listing; you're stuck with whatever Giant Bomb has in its database.

While the interface is easy to use, it hasn't been updated for iPhone 6, meaning it runs at a lower resolution and is blown up by iOS to fit the iPhone 6 screen, and everything looks a bit pixelated and clunky. It also seems to cut off the cover images shown in the "thumbnail" view (at least with PS4 images).

Overall I highly recommend this app. It’s free and has a great layout to keep your games collection organized. Absolutely love the library and wishlist selection layouts. I use this app every time I’m at a gaming event to prevent me from buying multiple copies of games I forget I already own and to remind me of which ones I’m searching for.

The reason why I’m not giving it a 5 star rating is due to the lack of having a Japanese console list separate from the US. It would be nice to have all my Super Famicom and SNES games separate for easy viewing. Since Japanese games are listed, it feels odd that it doesn’t list the Japanese consoles as a section like it does for the all the others.

First the good - very clean, good looking and easy to read UI. Uses a very good database for tracking purposes with Giant Bomb, which makes it easy to keep up with local releases and imports alike.

The database isn't perfect, though, and there's no way to fix mistakes in the database from the user's end. The loading times to the server can also be slow at times, making it a bit of a chore when you're first adding your collection or adding a lot of games at once.

Regardless, this is still a great app to keep track of your collection, and I love being able to see my games at a glance.

Now I know that this is a free app, so I wouldn't expect it to do everything. However, it can't do two very crucial things (at least as far as I can tell):

1.) Manually add a game and customize what it is called and the details for it, like the picture of the game.

2.) Sometimes, if it is an old game, even though they have it in the database, it can't be added to your collection. (I found this happened on mostly PS1 games and GBA games and some GameCube games)

This can be rather annoying as I have a lot of games that simply can not be put into my collection, which is why having a manual input would be incredibly handy. Also if the database worked for all the games, then it would be even better.

I still give it 5 STARS because for a free app, it is done astonishingly well and has always been able to put in Xbox 360 and PS2 (and later) with no issues at all. I highly recommend this app to anyone wanting to easily sort out their games.

It is a really great app to keep track of your played games and the ones you want to play. Very useful to have in a glance all your collection.
Edit: I take out one star because lately I've been adding a few games into PS4 collection and since Giant Bomb doesn't have any artwork/photo on some games I have a lot of "GIANT BOMB" images as preview that looks really awful in the collection. I need to enter to the games' details to actually see which game it is. If there was a way to edit these images I would give 5 stars without doubt.

The only problem I have with this app is I can't get all the entries with for 3DS Game Boy Virtual Console games such as Pac-Man and Tetris and there a major bug where I can't add Fortune Street (Wii) to my collection due to a non-stop "Loading" loop glitch. Please fix this bug and make an option to organize our game collection for each console like instead of from A-Z you could organize it you own way such as by game franchise: Super Mario Galaxy > Super Mario Galaxy 2 > The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess > The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Anyways I would have gave this a 5/5 if it was improved a little but overall it's a great app to use!