Keep Track of Every Game You've Played
Stop losing games to memory. Gamerlog gives you a beautiful, organized library for every game you've played, are playing, or want to play — across every platform, forever.
You've Played Hundreds of Games. Can You Name Them All?
Most gamers can't. Games slip through the cracks — forgotten titles from years ago, half-finished backlogs, games you loved but never logged. Without a system, your gaming history disappears.
Spreadsheets & Notes Apps
- ✕No cover art or metadata
- ✕Manual data entry for every field
- ✕No social features
- ✕No stats or insights
- ✕Breaks on mobile
Tedious and unsustainable beyond ~50 games
Steam / PSN / Xbox Profiles
- ✕Only tracks one platform
- ✕No custom statuses or ratings
- ✕Can't track unplayed or wishlisted games
- ✕No reviews or social features
- ✕No cross-platform view
Fine for one ecosystem, useless for your full library
Gamerlog
- 200,000+ games, all platforms
- 5 status categories + ratings + reviews
- Platform tracking per game
- Gaming DNA, stats, achievements
- Social feed, lists, tier lists
- Free forever, mobile-first
Built specifically for tracking every game you've ever played
Five Statuses for Every Stage of Your Gaming Journey
One tap. That's all it takes to track a game. Gamerlog's five status categories capture exactly where each game sits in your life.
Completed
Finished or completed — logged for good
Playing
Games you're actively working through right now
To-play
Owned but not yet started — your pile of shame
Wishlist
Games you want to buy or play someday
Dropped
Started but decided to move on
More Than a List — A Complete Game Tracking System
Tracking games you've played is just the start. Gamerlog turns your library into insights, stats, and a living record of your gaming life.
Five Status Categories
Go beyond a simple 'played' list. Organize your entire library with Playing, Played, Backlog, Wishlist, and Dropped statuses.
Rate Every Game
Use a precise 10-point scale with half-steps. Finally capture the difference between a 7 and an 8. See your rating distribution evolve over time.
Track Per Platform
Log which platform you played each game on — PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Switch, or mobile. See your platform distribution at a glance.
Completion Year
Remember when you beat that game? Tag the year you completed each title and build a visual timeline of your entire gaming history.
Gaming DNA & Stats
Your library generates a unique gamer identity — your favorite genres, platform preferences, developer loyalties, and a personalized archetype.
Earn Achievements
Unlock badges as you track — first 10 games, genre explorer, review writer, and more. Tracking becomes as rewarding as playing.
Start Tracking in 30 Seconds
Create a free account
Sign up with email or Google. No credit card, no trial, no catch.
Search & add games
Find any game from 200,000+ titles. Tap a status — that's it, it's tracked.
Watch your library grow
Rate games, write reviews, explore your stats, and share your gaming journey.
Why You Should Keep Track of Games You've Played
Think about how many video games you've played in your life. Five? Fifty? Five hundred? Most gamers vastly underestimate their number — and that's the problem. Without a way to keep track of games you've played, entire chapters of your gaming history simply vanish. That RPG you spent 80 hours in during 2019? The indie gem that changed your perspective on storytelling? The co-op shooter you binged with friends one summer? Gone, unless you wrote them down.
Gamerlog exists to solve this. It's a free game tracker that lets you log every game you've ever played, are currently playing, want to play, or decided to drop. But it goes far beyond a simple checklist. Every game you add becomes part of a living library that reveals patterns about your taste, habits, and gaming personality.
The Backlog Problem Is Real
According to industry estimates, the average gamer's backlog contains 20-50 unplayed games. Steam libraries alone average over 100 titles, with less than half ever launched. When you can't see what you own, you buy duplicates. When you can't see what you've finished, you lose motivation. A game tracking app like Gamerlog makes your backlog visible, manageable, and even satisfying to chip away at.
Your Gaming Timeline Tells a Story
When you track games you've played with completion years, something magical happens: you can look back and see your gaming journey as a timeline. The 2018 year when you discovered JRPGs. The 2020 lockdown where you burned through your entire backlog. The 2024 shift to indie games. Gamerlog's timeline feature turns years of scattered memories into a visual narrative.
Cross-Platform Tracking, One Library
PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC, mobile, retro — gamers don't live on one platform. But every platform's built-in tracking only shows its own ecosystem. Gamerlog unifies everything. Tag which platform you played each game on, and see your complete gaming library in one place. Your platform distribution chart reveals whether you're a PC purist, a console hopper, or a true multi-platform gamer.
From Tracking to Discovery
The best reason to track games you play isn't just memory — it's discovery. When Gamerlog understands your taste through your ratings and genres, it recommends games you'll love. When you follow other gamers, their logged games become your inspiration. When you browse community lists and tier lists, you find hidden gems from people who share your preferences. Tracking is the foundation; discovery is the reward.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I keep track of all the games I've played?
With Gamerlog, search for any game from a database of 200,000+ titles, tap a status button (Played, Playing, Backlog, Wishlist, or Dropped), and it's instantly saved to your library. You can also add a rating, review, platform, and completion year. It takes seconds per game.
Is there an app to track games you've played?
Yes — Gamerlog is a free web app designed specifically for tracking games. It works beautifully on mobile and desktop, with a library view, stats dashboard, gaming timeline, and social features built-in.
Can I track games across multiple platforms?
Absolutely. When you add a game to your library, you can tag which platform you played it on — PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch, mobile, or retro consoles. Your platform distribution appears in your stats.
Is Gamerlog free?
Yes, completely free. All core features — tracking, rating, reviewing, lists, social features, and stats — cost nothing. Gamerlog Pro adds premium analytics and cosmetic extras, but you'll never hit a paywall for essential tracking.
How is Gamerlog different from a simple game list?
A list is static. Gamerlog is alive — it generates your Gaming DNA, reveals your gamer archetype, tracks your timeline, shows developer loyalties, compares your stats with the community, and connects you with other gamers. It turns 'games I played' into a living gaming identity.
Can I see what year I completed each game?
Yes. Gamerlog lets you tag a completion year for each game, building a visual timeline so you can look back and see exactly what you played each year of your life.
Never Forget a Game Again
Start tracking today. Every game you've played, rated, loved, or dropped — organized, beautiful, and yours forever. Free to use.