My qualifications evolved with time, but as of now I’ve created the following sortable categories. You may be very happy with any one of the above options, but all of them are lacking something for me personally
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Games Tracker – iOS | Android Games Tracker is second to Game Track for me, but still not as customizable as I’d like. Very pretty interface, but it’s list organization leaves something to be desired.ĬLZ Games – iOS | Android More focused on physical retro game collectors with price and value tracking. Game Track – iOS Only My favorite mobile app. Very powerful if you put in the time, but not so pretty or mobile friendly. Also you can only add non-steam games currently installed on your computer.Įxcel Excel is Excel. Steam Steam has a lot of organizational options and plugins to enhance it, but still isn’t quite as customizable as I’d like. Playnite Always highly recommended on sites like reddit, but for some reason I just wasn’t that into the interface. Galaxy is relatively new on the scene, so maybe these options will come with further updates. Things that didn’t work no way to access your collection on mobile and a tagging system that isn’t quite as robust as I’d like.
GOG Galaxy This probably comes the closest for me as a prebuilt solution. I googled all over and couldn’t find an organizational database that meets my needs for tracking my video game collection.
I’m really into organization (as you’ll soon be able to tell). I made a video game database with Airtable. I did this write up for my blog recently and thought you might find it useful.
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