#LoveYourBacklog Week 2020: dedicated to my backlog
#LoveYourBacklog Week has made a return for 2020. The next few days are devoted to love – not for Valentine’s Day, but for our ever-growing pile of video games. Everyone is invited to take part and show the world just how much their backlog means to them because the more titles you have, the more chance there is you’ll always have something to play.
We’ve got three activities lined up for you. The first is to display a #LoveYourBacklog badge on your blog with pride throughout the week, and the next is to dedicate a post to your overflowing library – as I’m doing today. To keep things simple I’ve decided to ignore my PlayStation 4 and physical libraries for now and concentrate on Steam only. I’ve trawled through all 300 of my digital games to highlight unplayed or unfinished titles in the following categories, so it’s time to show that backlog some appreciation!
A game you’re eager to play, but haven’t yet started
A game you’ve started several times but haven’t yet finished
The most recent addition to your library
The game which has spent the most time on your backlog
The person responsible for adding the most entries to your backlog
Most of the games that are now added to my wishlist are recommendations which have come from others in the community, either through personal recommendations or reviews on their blogs. I find that these are much more reliable than articles on the mainstream gaming websites because I know and trust their authors! Quietschisto from RNG suggested a few more adventures after we collaborated on The Point-and-Click Puzzle Pinnacle last year, and friend-of-the-blog Phil regularly throws narrative-based-game suggestions my way.
That’s it from my Steam library for now – how about yours? To find out how you can join in with #LoveYourBacklog Week, take a look at Monday’s post and keep your eyes open for #MaybeinMarch next month.
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Video game lover, Later Levels blogger and SpecialEffect volunteer. Big fan of wannabe pirates and fine leather jackets.
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By the power invested in me, I hereby really recommend finishing Thomas was Alone. Maybe you have some time during the last few days of GameBlast?
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Although we’re looking forward to the end of the GameBlast (and getting some proper sleep!), I think we’ll miss the regular streams. It’s highly likely I’ll set up an extended one for March to finally get Thomas Was Alone finished. 😉
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I love my backlog so much that I might start a series revolving around them.
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Do it do it do it! #LoveYourBacklog Week might just be the perfect time to kick it off. 😉
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