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# Retroachievements
RetroAchievements is a system that allows you to earn achievements on retro games. This is very similar to Steam successes.
In order to subscribe to the service, visit the RetroAchievements website [HERE](https://retroachievements.org/) and create an account.
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Retroachievements in Retrobat are only available for a predefined list of libretro cores that you can find [HERE](https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/#cores-compatibility), for Bizhawk and for few standalone emulators (pcsx2, duckstation, ppsspp).
{% endhint %}
## Enabling RetroAchievements
Enter the [**Main Menu**](/navigation/main-menu.md) and select [**Game Settings**](/navigation/main-menu.md#game-settings)
Select **RETROACHIEVEMENT SETTINGS**
Enable the service
Enter your Retroachievement login and password
The system indexes your game and a message appears
You can rerun the indexing process from this menu or let the system perform the indexing process at each startup
## Games Retroachievements information
Games that support RetroAchievements have a small trophy icon  in the Game View
To display the list of RetroAchievements available for a game, select it and hold the  button, then choose **View this game's Achievements** in the [game options](/navigation/game-options.md) menu
## RetroAchievement user Information
To display your RetroAchievements global status, from the [**MAIN MENU**](/navigation/main-menu.md) select RETROACHIEVEMENTS
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