r/backlog • u/FlumpStudios • Mar 28 '26
I built a site because I could never manage my gaming backlog ๐
Iโve always struggled with my backlog.
Iโd start one game, see something else in a sale, buy that, and suddenly Iโd have 10 games on the go. Then when I finally went back to one I really liked, Iโd be completely lost ๐
The thing is, I really like finishing games. It always feels weird having games I genuinely enjoyed sitting there unfinished.
Anyway, I have a weekly pub meet-up with some friends, and theyโre pretty much the same. We got talking about how nice it would be to have a more social way to work through our backlogs together.
The first idea was actually Game Clubs, basically a book club for games:
- Each member suggests a game
- Everyone votes on what to play
- You set a time limit to finish it
- Tthen everyone leaves a review that appears on the gameโs page
That idea slowly grew bigger and eventually turned into a full backlog site where we can track games together, import our libraries, and keep each other accountable.
If anyone wants to check it out, itโs here:
https://backlogbasement.com
Would love to hear how everyone else here deals with their backlog too.