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How to see your Xbox Wrapped

Every year the question comes back around: does Xbox have a Wrapped like Spotify? The short answer is not really, and this guide explains what does exist, why the official version keeps not showing up, and how to get a full recap whenever you want one.

The fastest way is our Xbox Wrapped tool. Type your gamertag, pick a year, and it builds the recap from your public Xbox history. No waiting for December.

Does Xbox have an official Wrapped?

Not a reliable one. Microsoft has occasionally run a year-in-review promo, but there is no dependable built-in recap the way other platforms ship one every year. Some years it simply does not happen. That gap is exactly why players go looking, and why community tools stepped in to fill it.

The community option

A well-known Xbox achievement community runs an annual "My Year on Xbox" recap that pulls your stats into a shareable summary. It is popular and it works, but it is tied to that site and its yearly schedule. If you want your recap outside their window, or you would rather not sign up somewhere new, our Wrapped tool reads the same public data and runs any time.

What a good recap includes

Whichever route you take, the numbers worth seeing are:

  • Hours played for the year, ideally against the year before.
  • Top games ranked by time.
  • Achievements earned and the gamerscore that came with them.
  • New games tried over the year.

Make sure your data is visible

A recap can only use what your privacy settings allow. To get the full picture, open your Xbox privacy settings under your Microsoft account and make sure your game history and achievements are visible. If those are locked down, any Wrapped, official or not, comes back mostly empty.

Prefer the all-time view?

Wrapped is a single year. If you want your lifetime totals instead, the achievement tracker has your full gamerscore and the playtime tracker has your total hours across every game you have played.