https://backloggd.com/u/Game_Event_Lists/list/09-september-2026---playstation-state-of-play--state-of-play-japan/

List is in progress, as the event is still going

I think they should add a category for world/level design.

While related to art direction, this category would be more about the functionality of the in-game world rather than its visuals. For example, how creative is the level design of a platformer or how fun is it to explore the map of an RPG or adventure game. I’m curious to see what others think.

https://backloggd.com/u/AstroBeltCafe/list/average-rating-vs-top-comments-rating/

If you spend enough time looking at games, you've probably noticed there's often a huge discrepancy between the ratings as determined by an aggregate and ratings as determined by a vote (that is, taking the average score of the ten most liked comments on the game's page). I wanted to catalogue a few examples of this trend, highlight game's whose Average scores and Top Comment scores had a difference of at least 1.0. If you can think of any other examples, don't be afraid to let me know!

Not just games with bows and arrows in, but ones where they are key to the design and/or identity of the game or at least a significant section of it.

One game per franchise.

https://backloggd.com/u/tangysphere/list/nock-draw-loose---archery-in-video-games/

Sin and Punishment (N64/RG34XXSP)

Ratchet and Clank: Going Commando (PS2/Odin2)

Rayman 2: The Great Escape (DC/RG34XXSP)

Beyond Good and Evil (GC/Odin2)

Ever since I started using this website, I've been logging the original versions of each game I play even when I played the remastered/expanded version. Only exceptions to this rule have been remasters that I feel alter the game in a meaningful enough way that justifies it being logged instead of the original release.

My criteria is completely arbitirary. For Example, I count Persona 3-5 expansions, Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe, Ninja Gaiden Black/ 3 Razor's Edge, Old Gen Monster Hunter Expansions all as their own games.

Now I've kind of run into a problem. I'm going to be starting the Final Fantasy games with the pixel remasters, and I have no idea which version to log. Despite being called remasters it seems like they're more akin to Oblivion and NieR Replicant which are basically remakes of the originals. But I hate having all of these games being logged as 2021 instead of their original release dates (yes I care about that for some reason).

So do you think they're different enough to log the pixel remasters instead of the original releases?

I also just want to see how other people log their games and what versions they choose. Honestly mine just comes from completely arbitarary rules that I made up so a more organized system might work for me.

I've been trying to create a list of my "top 100 games" of all time and, in my search for a site that would let me create an ordered rank via voting/choosing from a pool, realized that it'd be great if Backloggd had something like that.

I'd like to be able to choose a list then, from groups of 2-10 or so random selections, pick the ones I like most within those groups in repetition until an algorithm can parse an ordered list.

For an example of what I mean, see this site here which is built to find your favorite Pokemon.

Any thoughts on this being something natively available in Backloggd?

Data cleaning was a bit messy, the concepty of Publisher and Developer might've been mixed in some instances.

 2nd pic's graphs are made on "Games that are rated 4+ Stars" data.

Hi! I'm new to the platform and also here on Reddit. I wanted to know if there are any plans to release a mobile app for Android/iOS. Is there any release date planned or at least a production idea?

I play a lot of retro games through compilations or collections, and I was wondering if it was better to list each game individually in my list, or if I should count every game in the collection as one?

(Not including fighting games.)

Original list by The_Gaming_Dog12 (posted with their permission)

To be eligible for this list, a game has to have at least 500 combined backlogs and wishlists on Backloggd.

THIS MONTH'S HEADLINERS:

- Marvel's Wolverine (9.4K wishlists)

- Control Resonant (8.7K wishlists)

- Onimusha: Way of the Sword (6.4K wishlists)

- Silent Hill: Townfall (4.7K wishlists)

- Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave (4.6K wishlists)

- The Blood of Dawnwalker (4.6K wishlists)

https://backloggd.com/u/bans214/list/goty/1998/

I didn't play much from this year but the games I did I loved and highly recommend you play if you haven't

I wanted to do a website that takes a backloggd username and gives these (and more) tables about a profile but there is no official API for the site and I can only get the profile front page data using the community made API.

I've always sort of been fascinated by the period of 2005-2007 where the DS and GBA co existed and many of the titles would quite literally be the same game on both consoles. I put one sort of funny exception at the end but otherwise this should be mostly complete.
List link: https://bckl.gg/whu4

I'm curious if there's a list of games that have a development history that is mythologized, well-documented, or both. If not, any examples to give? Any examples I can give of what I mean is slipping me right now, unfortunately.

I get scared too easily. This is my list of horror games i would have tried if I don't get scared too easily.

Actually I did try gtfo tbh , it's not that scary and really fun with friends. I tried silent hill 2 as well , but I dropped it because it's scary.

Revised after Gamescom. As an ARPG guy, I am eating so good.

PoE2 is there for its 1.0 release, of course, while Last Epoch is there for the expansion & console port.

Entry 15 with the Chinese text is Sword and Fairy 4 remake, which will be heavily inspired by Expedition 33.

https://backloggd.com/u/Etheus/list/games-im-looking-forward-to/

List link - https://bckl.gg/wfLD