Join a vibrant gaming community that offers you one place for your entire game collection. Track your games and achievements, share reviews, create lists, and connect with fellow gamers.

Infinite Backlog gives you one place for your entire gaming collection and encourages you to play your games and get your backlogs under control. It provides a visual breakdown of your cross-platform collection, tracks gaming achievements and statistics and lets you connect with other gamers with the same games.

They are also in fediverse: @infinitebacklog@mstdn.games

  • biofaust@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    11 months ago

    I have only 200something titles across my GOG and Steam libraries and I have played all of them and finished 90% at least.

    I may be from another generation (I am in my 40s), but I don’t get the point of spending money on a title I don’t know if I will have ever time or interest to play.

    Also, this feeds stale mechanics, since most titles are bought in bulk during sales that are usually centered around game categories.

    I built a small python app to use howlongtobeat, steam data and isthereanydeal to select the best next title for me to play in terms of price per hour and (steamdb-style) rating.