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330 on GOG
199 on Steam

and i am too lazy to count my PC games on disc as well as my console games.
Well, things are getting even more confusing now, as one of the games on my GOG shelf isn't a game - it's a comic book!
I'm not counting my games,and who cares is this a contest for the biggest bragger?
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hellmonster67: WTF... Between Steam, GOG, roms and abandonware... I'm F&^$ 'D on my backlog... 4500 + games... Pretty sure if I started now from 1980 and continued towards present I would not make it past the year 2000 before I died of old age
Now someone who seems to have similar figures as me... I don't know how many playable games I have in my possession, but definitely a four digit number (GOG+Steam games together already go over 1000 I think, and then my collection of retail PC games, PSX games, PS2 games...). Even the Android games from Humble Bundle keep piling up.

My "problem" is not so much that I have too many games to play in my lifetime, my problem mainly is it seems to usually take me awfully long to finish them. I feel I've been e.g. playing KKND 2 for months already (not exclusively), and I am barely 2/3 done (at the last mission of the second finished campaign, then one more campaign to go). Then again that is not really a problem either, since I am still enjoying the game quite a lot, even with its bugs.

Maybe I play too long games then. I guess I should play some newer action titles that even I seem to be able to complete in a week or less, or some short indie games. For instance, I was able to finish Portal in one day (during two days, but less than 24 hours), and my second playthrough of Mirror's Edge on the hardest difficulty level also took like two days if I recall right. Oh right, and LIMBO took two days too IIRC. Oddly, they didn't even feel like too short games, maybe because I got Portal for free, and Mirror's Edge & LIMBO for peanuts. Possibly I would have felt differently if I had paid 50€ for each.

I play quite often RTS and RPG games, which really seem to eat time and take several weeks or even months to finish.
Post edited February 27, 2015 by timppu
Oh boy... on PS3 I'd say 30+

GOG says 52 but I find that hard to believe... oh wait... wow yeah it's 52.

Steam is somehow 180 or so... stupid bundles keep having 1 good game for cheap and I'm stuck with 6 other games haha.

oh and 2DS is like 10 games. I feel bad because I don't play a lot of games on Steam but I have so many :/ again I blame bundles... sometimes I buy bundles because I like the cause it's going to...
GOG : 64+10 on wishlist
Steam : +/- 15 didnt use account in more in 1,5 years and will deactive accout and never use steam again so help me god
GOG: 695 (will probably break 700 soon)
Steam: Over 300, but 95% of that was from Humble Bundle and not bought for that reason.
On Shelf: 12
Lost to time: ~50
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Phaedrus567: GOG: 695 (will probably break 700 soon)
Steam: Over 300, but 95% of that was from Humble Bundle and not bought for that reason.
On Shelf: 12
Lost to time: ~50
wow.i wonder who has the most games here or for that matter is there anyone who has every single game on GOG
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RottenRotz: wow.i wonder who has the most games here or for that matter is there anyone who has every single game on GOG
I'd be curious as well if anyone has achieved 100% on here - even if only briefly.


grimrhyma beat me by 135.... dang you wallet, print more money!!

For a brief moment about two months ago(?) I thought I could get all the games on here... and then GOG had to go and ruin it by adding more awesome games....
Oh well, always something to strive for.



I'm leery of adding too much fluff and I definitely don't approve of "exclusive" items, but achievable forum badges for number of games (or category of games) could be fun. Especially if GOG took a tongue-in-cheek approach to it (Munchkins card game style humor).