Interested in seeing how other people approach their backlog. I’ve finally made a list of all the games I want to finish, and I’m forcing myself to play one of them a day for at least an hour.

As an added incentive, I’m forcing myself to wait to finish a backlog game before I can buy a new one. I’ve got a lot of playing to do between now and October.

  • PeanutJelly@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Simple, I don’t. I play whatever I feel like playing, sometimes I stick with it, sometimes I start again after a year and well sometimes, I never touch that game again.

    I don’t have a backlog, I have a collection.

  • Chat_mots@jlai.lu
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    1 year ago

    I’ve accepted the fact that sometimes It is ok to let a game unfinished. If I had enough with a game in my backlog and I don’t want to play it anymore, I stop and play a new one, the game is « done ». If I finish then the game was a really good one !
    Careful with forcing yourself to play !

  • 🐱TheCat@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    I clear my mind of the concept of a backlog, and embrace the idea that games are for my entertainment - thus if I am not currently feeling entertained, I can put the game down and not play it without guilt.

    TL:DR; There is no backlog.

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    1 year ago

    I install all the games I have purchased but did not play. If I run out of storage, that absolutely means I shouldn’t purchase new games.

    Luckily that hasn’t been the issue. Ever since doing this I’ve gone through my backlog and played a lot of games I had, and I’m close to being done. This summer sale will be my first time in a while to purchase a lot of games.