So I have 217 games in my Steam catalog...

[Jarhead0331]

Wow...

I'm 33 games on Steam, 20 installed. I never buy a game I don't intend on playing hard.

You should teach a seminar, bro.

[Dammit Carl!]

Cant beat the numbers put down so far, lol.

It's the insanely cheap sale prices that always makes me click the "buy," button, so I do empathize.  My problem is that I still haven't gotten rid of games that I store-bought a million years ago, so there they sit...just following me around when I move...patiently.

[MetalDog]

Wow...

I'm 33 games on Steam, 20 installed. I never buy a game I don't intend on playing hard.

Got ya' beat.  30.  And most of those were gifts or freebies from the Donation thread.

[Arctic Blast]

540 in my library with 32 currently installed.

[Huw the Poo]

The ubiquitousness of sales doesn't help.

Absolutely.  I have 60-odd games on my wishlist and alerts set up on isthereanydeal.com.  As soon as a game drops in price, which happens all the time, I'm on it.  Buying a game just isn't the "event" it used to be.  Sometimes it's hard for me to take the fact that I have games I haven't even installed, let alone played.

[MikeGER]

only 78 Games, 45 installed ...the caveat is: most of them were expensive day 0 purchases with only minimal discount :-[

a few of those are Matrix/Slitherien games which got a Steam key
well, some are rebuys of older games (like Graviteam stuff) to have them all in one place
and a few are older (about 1 year after release) premium titles, i gave in to buy in one of those many seasonal Steam sales ...but didn't explored those in detail yet.   

there was a kind of safeguard mechanism in play that my system spec were so low that i was reluctant to buy some premium games when the hype (here at the Grogs) was at the max ..because i knew it would never look like in the trailer-vids or let's plays on my screen

...but in the meantime i got a new graphicscard when Witcher3 was the must-have, and recently my mainboard died on me, and so forced to upgrade all the rest and now i have a decent rig with a Core i5-6600K CPU and the GTX970 GPU

gents, also and don't forget the compleat Battlefront Combat Mission Collections  ::)
and some DCS sitting on the HDDs

 

[FlickJax]

239 on steam, dont want to count the others.......

[spelk]

Well, I have 888 games on Steam.. erm...

At the moment I have 27 installed on this Linux laptop, and I hardly play any of them, since its at work. Maybe a lunchtime casual Lyne session. Or Metro.

My home Win8 PC must have about 80-100 installed. All my wargames/strategy and rpgs mainly. With lashings of indie/casuals.

I load Steam up, and can't find one I want to play... so piss off to the consoles and shoot some anonymous people in Planetside 2 instead. Such is life.

I do support multi-console habits, and mobile gaming, and have a propensity to want to try every new game mechanic I can find out. No wonder I have no money and no time. :)

I dread to think about the number of games under Matrix/Slitherine, GOG, Gamersgate.co.uk, and previous Desura, Impulse, Direct2Drive, Origin, Battle.net etc...

*shudder*

I think I may need help.

[Toonces]

^(Flixjax) That's kind of what got me.  GoG has always been this place where I knew I had a few games sitting but I never really "counted" them in my collection.  So I went to install IL-2 and decided to install their GoG Galaxy which organized my games in my library and pointed out that I have 48 games sitting there!  That's not a "few" LOL.

Unlike MikeGER, though, almost all of my games are from sales and bundles.  I have very few Day 1 or full-price purchases.  A few like Skyrim, but most are deeply discounted and even repeat buys (like Morrowind and Oblivion, M2TW, etc.)

[Toonces]

Wow...

I'm 33 games on Steam, 20 installed. I never buy a game I don't intend on playing hard.

You should teach a seminar, bro.

That's the way I'd like to approach it.  I can say that my likelihood of playing a game is related to how much I pay for it.

I'm trying to adopt this attitude more.  Like when Graviteam Tactics was on sale for $5 I thought about buying the collection, but I'm just not going to play it so why bother? 

On the other hand, I've been waiting on Atilla to drop to the $5 range to pick it up.  I want to play it eventually, but not today.  However if it hits the right price point I want to pick it up.

If you take the total cost of the games I don't play vs. the total cost if I only bought the games I actually play at full price, I'd probably save money just going full price and only buying games I intend to play.

You might have a solid strategy there Swatter.   ???

[Staggerwing]

I currently have 189 games on Steam, 69 on Gamersgate (along with a bunch of add-ons and games I bought individually and then again as part of a bundle), and 89 on GOG...

... and I still can't find anything I feel like playing.  :(

[BanzaiCat]

This thread is like an AA meeting for gamers.

I thought *I* was bad with 307 Steam titles. Most of them I've played once or twice and I'm done. Many of them I'd like to get back to, but I only have a 500GB HD so I have to be careful with my space.

On GOG I think I have 30 or so titles. Same deal over there - would love to have time to play through some of them, but just don't have time.

[sandman2575]

Well, I have 888 games on Steam.. erm...

:o
Um, wow.

The question now:  anyone here top 1,000? 

This is like one of those hot dog eating contests... I'm agog at the amount being consumed, and yet I can't look away...

[Gusington]

A hot.dog eating contest without the inevitable...results.

I didn't even know here were 888 games available total on Steam!

[BanzaiCat]

Some don't count. I caved and got the "I Am Bread/Goat Simulator" bundle. I totally don't get Goat Simulator, still. All you do is run around and butt things with your head and blow them up, sending your goat into a rag-doll physics spiral. Lots of things to climb and people to screw with, but it's just...okay?

I Am Bread is...well, that's a short-bus game. :)

Needless to say, neither are on my hard drive right now, after one playthrough each.  :(