Tips, updates, and thoughts on building a better game tracking experience.
From Disgaea's 1,000-hour postgame to forgotten cult classics — the longest JRPGs ever made, a mix of genre giants and obscure deep cuts, with how long each really takes.
Read article →Goodreads nailed shelves, ratings and the yearly reading challenge for books. Here's the closest equivalent for games — including a free, no-ads option that works the same way.
Read article →Forget 100-hour epics you'll never beat. These short games — most under 15 hours — are built to be finished in the gaps of dad life, with hidden gems you won't find on other lists.
Read article →There's no single longest game ever — it depends what you count. The record-holders for games that end, games that never do, and why hour counts lie.
Read article →Letterboxd nailed the film logging experience. Games still don't have one obvious equivalent — but a few apps come close, and one is free with no ads.
Read article →Some modern console games take 50 hours. Some take 200. Here's what you're actually signing up for before you hit start — with trailers.
Read article →Somewhere along the way, gamers decided that value means hours. It doesn't. Here's why short games deserve more credit.
Read article →Your backlog is not a to-do list. Here's how to keep it under control and give yourself permission to abandon games that aren't for you.
Read article →I wanted a Letterboxd for games — no ads, no credit card, no noise. Just a clean place to track what I play. So I built it.
Read article →Most gamers have a graveyard of half-finished games and a wishlist that keeps growing. Here's a simple system that actually sticks.
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