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Game Library

The Game Library tracks both video games and board games. Keep track of what you own, what you’re playing, what you’ve completed, and what you want to play next.

Add games to your library in two ways:

  • Manual entry — fill in the details yourself
  • Search / import — search Steam or BoardGameGeek by title, or paste a Steam/BGG URL to import details, cover art, and metadata automatically

See Importing Data for step-by-step instructions.

Each game entry includes:

FieldDescription
titleGame title
platformPC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, mobile, board game, or other
rating1–5 stars
publication_yearYear the game was released
developerDeveloper studio or designer
publisherPublisher name
playtime_hoursHours played
completedWhether you’ve finished the game
coverGame cover or box art
linkURL (Steam, BGG, store page)
wishlistMark as want-to-play
started_atDate you started playing
finished_atDate you finished playing
tagsColored tags for filtering
genresOne or more game genres

Games can be tagged with a platform:

  • PC — Windows, Linux, Mac
  • PlayStation — PS4, PS5
  • Xbox — Xbox One, Xbox Series
  • Nintendo — Switch, 3DS
  • Mobile — iOS, Android
  • Board game — physical tabletop games
  • Other

The game library has its own genre system. Add genres that match your collection — RPG, strategy, FPS, co-op, deck builder, or anything else. Assign multiple genres to any game.

Manage genres from the library settings. You can add, rename, and remove genres at any time.

Log your playtime in hours for each game. Playtime is displayed in the game list and on each game’s detail page. Track how much time you’ve invested across your collection.

Mark games as completed when you’ve finished them. This boolean field helps you separate games you’ve beaten from those still in progress or abandoned. Filter by completion status to see what’s left to play.

Browse your game collection in List or Cards views. Search by title, developer, or publisher (press Ctrl+F), and filter by genre, rating, or wishlist.

Export your entire game library as .csv. The file includes all fields — title, platform, rating, playtime, and more. See Exporting Data.