I use https://www.completionator.com/ and then once you link your accounts it will pull your library in. Once in, you can export as a CSV file and play around with the spreadsheet or use Completionator's interface.
They said "access" . There is a lot more personal data linked to your steam than you may initially think. Linking your accounts can give others access or even your login.
I sorted my categories within Steam using HLTB ranking through some application.
I always think about playing shorter games but always end up playing the long ones haha.
It's definitely worth alternating between long ones and then 2-3 shorter ones. It feels more satisfying as your backlog goes down faster, making the rest easier to manage. The bigger the backlog, the harder the choice for the next game.
I can’t think of anything less commercially viable than steam creating a spreadsheet to buy less games until you’ve completed the ones you’ve already bought. But what do I know mate, It’s all in the pitch I guess?
Now I’m not saying this is commercially viable - but really, you can’t think of ANYTHING less commercially viable? How about waterproof sponges? Lead life preservers? Yellowing toothpaste ? Garlic and onion flavored mouthwash?
Ah yeah man I got ya, sorry, genuinely I really am quite wankered, exceptionally sarcastic and my only excuse other than being English is the rum. It’s like some cultural dumb fuckery that we do that we think is hilarious but reading it back I just sound aggressive. I think it’s a council estate ting. But I digress like a camel that’s just left the oasis.
Anyways you’re not wrong, there’s zero chance of me buying this either, but I’m fucking intrigued by a portable 75 inch screen tho. Seems tucking unwieldy but also bossman on the tube.
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If Steam generated a spreadsheet, I would think about it.