You rate every movie on Letterboxd. You log every book on Goodreads. But when it comes to the 40+ games sitting in your Steam library, your backlog tracking system is… vibes? Maybe a Notes app list you started in 2022 and forgot about? I felt that. I’ve been gaming for over two decades, and until recently, I had zero record of what I played, what I thought about it, or how many hours I actually sank into Elden Ring versus how many hours I told people I sank into Elden Ring. Turns out, there are apps built for exactly this. Some are great. Some need work. And one of them is something I actually helped build. Here’s the honest breakdown of every game tracking app worth your time in 2026. What Makes a Good Game Tracking App? Before we get into the list, here’s what matters most for people like us. Adult gamers with jobs, families, and maybe 6-10 hours a week to play. You want something that lets you log games fast (30 seconds or less), rate and review without writing a dissertation, see your stats over time, and connect with other people who play the same stuff. Bonus points if it doesn’t look like it was built in 2014. With that in mind, let’s go. 1. Backloggd Price:…
