Raptr is a discontinued social networking and instant messenger program for Windows aimed at video game players. Basically, it provided a platform for users to share their experiences, achievements, and reviews. There was also a rewards system where you could earn a virtual currency, which could be exchanged for different items, avatars, and new games.

Social gaming

One of the main advantages of this software is its optimization capabilities. The solution analyzes your system specifications and recommends settings. While this function worked well for mainstream titles, its effectiveness varied for more niche or recently released games.

The social features aimed to bring gamers together, allowing them to connect, share achievements, and discover new titles based on the preferences of their friends. The platform successfully integrated with several gaming services, creating a centralized hub for social interactions.

Performance tracking

The game tracking and achievement system were appealing to players. Users could monitor their gaming history, playtime, and more across numerous titles. However, the lack of real time updates and synchronization issues occasionally hampered the overall experience.

The graphical interface was user-friendly and visually appealing. Navigation was straightforward, and the dashboard offered quick access to various features. As gaming platforms evolved, some users found the GUI less relevant and opted for more specialized apps like Origin and Steam.

Features

free to download and use;
compatible with modern Windows versions;
gives you the means to play video games;
you can exchanges messages with users;
there is an option to invite friends.