Everything that's fallen by the wayside.

As the author says in this article, it’s not their original idea, but this is the first time I’m hearing about it.

It basically boils down to play a game from your backlog for a bit, and whether you liked it or not, or kept playing it or bounced right off, you now have permission to remove it from your backlog. It sounds very freeing.

I take perhaps a little too much pride in having a very small catalogue of unplayed games (not because I play games a lot, but because I am dreadfully cheap and hardly ever buy anything lol), but even an old miser like me could probably benefit from a little tidying.

  • sugar_in_your_tea@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
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    8 days ago

    I group my games by interest:

    • probably never - games I disliked or games in genres I don’t like (mostly from bundles)
    • maybe later - no intent to play, but there’s a chance
    • soon - games I’m excited to play
    • playing - up to 5 games I’m “playing”
    • done - played enough that I’m satisfied and don’t intend to touch again
    • replay - game still has replay value, but I’m done with it for now
    • sequels - something in soon or playing must come first

    This helps a bit with deciding what to play next and works well for me.