MyGamesList review
A focused, free catalog for tracking games, backlog status, playtime, and personal ratings.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MyGamesList is a free, web-based tracker for people who want to catalog a personal video game collection. It supports statuses including backlog, playing, completed, mastered, abandoned, and wishlist, giving users a straightforward way to organize where each game stands. Entries can include personal scores, platforms or consoles, playtime, and notes. A public library profile also lets users share their collection. The service is suited to individual gamers who want a focused, ad-free record rather than a broader gaming management system.
Its strongest area is personal backlog organization. The status options cover several stages of a game journey, while personal ratings and notes add context beyond a basic owned-games list. Game pages also show community scores and likes, alongside supported platforms, genres, and personal journey details. For someone building a simple catalog, the combination of completion tracking, playtime, and platform records keeps the core information in one web-based library. The free pricing model also makes the full documented feature set accessible without a paid tier.
MyGamesList keeps its scope narrow. Web is the listed platform, and the documented feature set does not include verified integrations, imports, exports, or custom lists. That makes it a better fit for users who are comfortable maintaining a personal library directly in the service, but a weaker choice for people moving data from another tracker, connecting gaming services, or building highly customized views. Choose MyGamesList for a simple free collection and backlog catalog with sharing; choose an alternative when broader platform coverage, data portability, or integrations are central requirements.
MyGamesList pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free access to collection and backlog tracking
- Records platforms, playtime, ratings, and personal notes
- Public library profile for sharing a game collection
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits platform flexibility
- No verified integrations, imports, or exports
- Does not document custom-list support
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