What games do you own?

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What PC and console games do you own? Assuming, of course that you don’t own so maaaaany games that you even don’t remember them all or that you don’t have time to write them all down . The latter is true for me when it comes to my PC games, so I won’t write about those here – I’m hereby writing just about my console games. So here goes the list of my console games:

1. Call of Cthulhu
2. Red Dead Redemption 2
3. The Farm Manager 2022
4. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
5. Ratchet and Clank
6. The Bard’s Tale 4
7. The Long Dark
8. Ancestors Legacy
9. Symmetry
10. Monopoly Madness
11. Age of Wonders: Planetfall
12. Grand Theft Auto V
13. The Sims 4
14. God of War
15. Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection
16. Shenmue I & II Collection
17. The Last of Us
18. Rocket Arena
19. Terminator: Resistance
20. Ash of Gods: Redemption
21. Yesterday Origins
22. Horizon Zero Dawn
23. Kingdom Come Deliverance
24. Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville
25. Frostpunk
26. Valhalla Hills
27. Raliway Empire
28. Space Hulk: Tactics
29. Worms Battlegrounds + Worms W.M.D Collection

As for my PC games which I’m not mentioning here, I own about 105 ones – and 63 of those are the games I got from The Epic Games Store for free (the whole rest are very cheap – and typically old - games I ordered for a very low price over the course of years) I haven't even played most of them yet - I mean, the Epic Games Store ones

I got 200 games on epic(only bought 5 of them rest are free), about 50 games on steam, maybe a dozen PS4-PS5 games that I own and maybe 50-60 games that I sorta own?(Ps plus monthly games I've collected). I also got a couple of dozen PS1 games sitting in my closet for the past 20+ years that I'm gonna sell soon, that are for some reason worth a lot, 6 of them have sold for over $100 each.

I've got more than 600 games on Steam.

So here's a link to a list of games I own on Steam. All 686 of them.

https://steamcommunity.com/id/Convenien ... &sort=name

I tell you how many console games I own when I feel like going through my inventory.

How do you find your game list on your Steam account?

On my profile, I have a showcase called Game Collector that shows how many games I own, how many DLCs I own, how many reviews I've written, and how many games I've wishlisted. I just click games owned and then sorted them by name.

If you don't have one, you can purchase it from the Steam points shop for 3000 points.

None at the moment.
I sometimes play sf2
I used to own fallout 1&2 and some other PC games

Today I bought in a pawnshop a "new" PS4 game - new for me, at least - it's Aven Colony I always wanted to have it.

All of my games are either boxed board games or tabletop role-playing games.

You know, the kind you play with other people.

My dad and brother spent a lot of time bonding over Mariokart when we were growing up.

My son and I play video games together.

My favourite game
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_Legacy

is also a scifi colony type game but in Alien Legacy you discover the storyline by exploring.

I bonded with my sibs and friends over just about every board game and RPG that came out before the 1990s.  I really miss those days.

I never heard about Alien Legacy before I generally love all strategy games - especially city builders and "tycoon" strategies. I don't like military strategies though - although Ancestors Legacy indeed gave me a lot of pleasure last year when I played this game

I don't like most military games, I liked RTS when they first came out, they are more casual. They are usually an exercise in city management with a tiny skirmish on top.

The in depth military games usually do my head in , similar to how chess is just too demanding to be actually fun.

A small scale military game like Advance Wars can be fun.

Talking of 1C I did like space rangers by them, it was just such a timesink

This is me.
We had an Atari 2600 before I was born, and I've been collecting ever since.
We never really sold any games, because we never stopped playing them.

I've got a huge backlog of new games because I'm always playing old games instead...

I liked playing old NES games back in the 90's on my Pegasus console (the Polish "clone" of the NES) which I got for my 11th birthday. Later I played those games online to recall that blissful time, when I entered my middle twenties. The first computer game in turn I ever played, was "Prehistorik 2" - I played this again maybe two years ago - with immense pleasure