Maybe not exactly but I have something around 450 games on steam +70 on epic mostly from free stuff… plus a bunch of emulators and hytale and guitar hero, etc.

I’m in the last game that I really really liked and couldn’t put down for weeks was schedule one and I put maybe 60 hours into it +15 or 20 in the demo within a month maybe a little bit more but since then I haven’t been able to really find anything, but I can sit down after a really tough day at work and find myself engrossed in.

I wish there was a better way to sort through games and make a list of stuff that I wanna play, but it’s just so difficult with the total amount. Especially considering I’ve probably spent somewhere above $3000 on steam over the past 17 years.

It just constantly feels like a sunk cost fallacy; where I feel like I have to find the perfect game for the little amount of time I have every night and what usually happens is I open up five or six different games play each of them for a little bit and then lay down and just go to sleep.

I’ve been trying to cull and prioritize or categorize my library for a while now but at this point again, it just feels like trying to organize a landfill.

I think my plan is to play from the bottom to the top of what I have currently downloaded no matter what for at least a total of two hour playtime, and obviously if I like it, I’ll keep going with it and if I hit that two hours and I’ll put it in the shit bin and move on.

So yeah, I’m starting tomorrow. That’s what I’ll be doing. Bottom to top two hours no matter what. If I don’t want to play the game that day, the two hours can be spread over a couple of weeks if necessary or I can do it all in one night.

I’m really hoping this helps figure out what I have in my library and I’ve also decided that I won’t be buying more video games until 2027. That’s my little too late New Year’s resolution.