FeaturedGuides2 min readAugust 31, 2026
Why Import Your Steam Library Into a Game Tracker
Your Steam library already knows what you own. Here's why connecting it to a dedicated game tracker is worth five minutes of setup.
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Practical advice for managing your game library and making the most of your time with games.
Comparisons4 min readAugust 27, 2026
Backloggd vs HowLongToBeat: Which Should You Use in 2026?
Backloggd is a social game diary; HowLongToBeat is a completion-time database. An honest look at what each does best, where they fall short, and when you might want both jobs in one tracker.
Guides4 min readAugust 21, 2026
The Best Way to Track Games Across Steam, Epic, GOG and Xbox PC
Your library is scattered across five launchers. Here is how to track playtime and progress across all of them in one place — automatically.
Comparisons6 min readAugust 5, 2026
Best game backlog trackers in 2026
A methodology-first comparison of WListDB, Backloggd, HowLongToBeat, Playnite and spreadsheets — after a real Steam import and Desktop tracking pass.
Guides3 min readJune 13, 2026
How to Make a Gaming Year in Review That's Actually Accurate
A 'gaming wrapped' is only as good as the data behind it. Here's how to build an end-of-year recap of everything you played — and what it takes to make it real.
Guides3 min readJune 9, 2026
How to Build and Share a Public Game List
Top 10s, themed collections, ranked backlogs — a good game list is more fun to make and share than a tweet. Here's how to build one people actually open.
Guides2 min readMay 26, 2026
Never Miss a Game Launch: Build Your Own Release Calendar
Store wishlists forget about you. Here's how to build a personalized release calendar that tells you the day the games you care about actually launch.
Guides3 min readMay 12, 2026
Track Your PC Playtime Automatically — No Manual Timers
Your games are spread across Steam, Epic, GOG and Xbox PC — and only Steam counts your hours. Here's how to track playtime automatically across every launcher.
Comparisons3 min readApril 28, 2026
WListDB vs Backloggd: Which Game Tracker Fits You in 2026
Both let you log games, rate them, and follow friends. Here's how WListDB and Backloggd actually differ - and which one fits your playing habits.
Comparisons3 min readApril 14, 2026
WListDB vs HowLongToBeat: Which One Should You Actually Use
HowLongToBeat answers one question. WListDB answers the rest. Here's how they overlap, where they diverge, and how to use both.
Guides2 min readMarch 31, 2026
A Guide to Tracking Your Games in 2026
From spreadsheets to dedicated apps—how game tracking has evolved and what to look for in a tool that actually fits how you play.
Guides3 min readMarch 17, 2026
How to Manage a 300-Game Backlog (Without Losing Your Mind)
Your Steam library has ballooned. You keep buying games during sales. Here's a practical approach to actually making progress—without the guilt.