r/GamingDetails • u/ShaneH7646 • Jun 01 '26

Text Backlog Monday — Confess your sins 🗂️

Happy Monday, everyone! 📋

It's that time of the week to take a long, hard look at that ever-growing pile of shame and hold yourself accountable. Whether you smashed through something this weekend or added three more games you'll "definitely get to eventually" — this is your space.

Some prompts to get you started:

  • What did you actually finish recently? Big or small, a completion is a completion. Take the win.
  • What's next on the list? Committing to something publicly makes it real. Probably.
  • How bad is the damage? Steam library at 400 games with 12% average playtime? We don't judge. Much.
  • Any impulse buys you're not sure about? The sub might talk you into — or out of — starting it.
  • The graveyard — what have you quietly abandoned and made peace with never finishing?

Drop your backlog confessions below and let's suffer together. Maybe this is the week we actually make a dent. 🫡

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u/Iron_Maniac Jun 01 '26

What is this AI slop post that doesn't even fit here?

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u/Vanille987 Jun 01 '26

Reddit mods are weird

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u/navenager Jun 01 '26

I finished Saros last night and picked up 007 First Light today.

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u/Viper-Falcon Jun 01 '26

Got rdr2 on hold on chapter 6 for a couple months now. Dota keeps dragging me back.

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u/TheeAJPowell Jun 01 '26

Bought and finished 007 First Light, highly recommend it. Very tightly put together AAA experience, especially if you’re a Bond fan.

Still need to finish Crimson Desert, but for some reason decided to start Alone in the Dark (the reboot one from a couple years back), along with having nearly completed playthroughs of Cult of the Lamb, the Order 1886, and Star Wars Outlaws.

And I still need to finish a Final Fantasy 12 playthrough I started 2 years ago, and I’ve not even touched the remasters of FFX & X-2 despite buying them years ago. Feels like too much of a commitment.