I’m joining in on Love Your Backlog week, brought to us by Later Levels and Lightning Ellen. The concept is simple: instead of hating on your massive backlog of games, love it instead. So I’m writing this post about my backlog from the questions provided and encourage you to do the same!
My backlog is actually smaller than I realized when I actually counted it. I’m just over 50 games in the backlog, which is totally doable! Just need to motivate me to play the games on the backlog versus my favorites.
Now onto the questions!
Game most likely never to be played
Looking at my backlog, there are some random games in there. This is because of the filler games in Humble Bundles I have subscribed to in the past. If I only had to pick one game, it’s going to be the VR version of Scanner Sombre because I don’t own a system to play VR and don’t really plan on getting one.
Shortest game
I’m not sure how to answer this one. I’m honestly going to just make an assumption on what game is the shortest in my backlog, but still the game’s length kind of depends on the player. Anyway, I’m guessing it is Marie’s Room, which is a free short-story game about an unconventional friendship told through memories.
Longest game
Just like with the shortest game, I’m not 100% sure what the longest is. My assumption is that Hitman is one of the longest, if not the longest because there is so much content in that game. Or if we want to count the whole Tomb Raider reboot trilogy as one game, then it is that one for sure.
A game which has spent the most time on the backlog
Funny enough, when I went to check what game I have owned the longest in my backlog, it is actually the Tomb Raider from 2013. So it’s part of the longest and has spent the longest on my backlog. Imagine that.
The person responsible for adding the most entries to your backlog
The grand majority of games in my backlog are my own doing. A handful were gifts from friends, but this is mostly my own doing.
Now it’s #MaybeinMarch
Along with #LoveYourBacklog week, there is #MaybeinMarch. The purpose of #MaybeinMarch is to see if you can play the game that has been living in the backlog the longest to completion in March. So we’ll get to see if I can complete Tomb Raider in that time.
If you want to learn more about #LoveYourBacklog, head over to Later Levels and check out the original post about it!
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