General
Tell us what you want to see in Keep Track of My Games or vote for your favorite ideas!
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Add 'Ownership Status' to initial 'Add to my games' window
Add 'Ownership Status' to initial 'Add to my games' window
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Top played games
Catalog total played time across all synced games and rank them based on hours invested. However, filter out games that are known to be 'idle' games.
6 votesThis could be done for games synced via Steam but can also maybe be combined with recording progress and overriding playtime manually.
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Quickly change status from search results
You can add a new game from search results with a popup panel but not change status if the game is already in one of your lists. It should tell you which list the game is in and clicking on the list should open the same panel instead of navigating away to the game's individual page.
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Import Steam Categories
I have been attempting to organize my Steam games via their Category system, but I am finding this site much better suited for the task. It would be handy to have those categories imported into KTOMG as tags, so that I could easily organize my library instead of having to retag everything.
9 votesI don’t believe Steam exposes those categories since they are local to your system. I’ll keep this open to make sure I double check that and take a look, thanks!
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Add platform to "releasing soon"
There are a few games that are time exclusive. If I know that a game I want will be released later on PC, I want to know that the date showed in the page is only for PS4, for example.
4 votesThis is planned along with tracking individual platform releases.
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Differentiate between demos and full games
If I played a game's demo, it doesn't mean I own that game, but they'll come when I sync my account anyway. Also, some games release demos before the full game (i.e. Resident Evil 7), and I would like to see the release date for both. I would also like to know if the games on my wishlist have demos available, so I can try before I buy.
2 votesThis is probably a good idea, there’s no way to know from the Steam data that comes back but I can try to figure something out
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The DOMINATED Status
Right off the bat, let me acclaim that KTOMG cares more about user feedback compared to the competition.
The 2016 DEC update saw the introduction of "Abandoned", "Completed" and "Mastered" statuses. It goes without saying that "Completed" and "Mastered" can be traced back to Backloggery's Status Guidelines.
http://backloggery.wikia.com/wiki/Status_Guidelines
But I protest against them both. They are exceptionally tough to fulfill if you are honest with yourselves.
100% Completion?
Hardest Difficulty - checked?
Collectibles - checked?
DLC - checked?
Achievements - checked?
XP Progression - checked?Mastery?
Speed Run - checked?
No Damage Run - checked?
Knife-only / Pistol-only Run -…3 votesI like this idea a lot, not sure on the naming but I think consolidating Completed/Mastered might make sense. Personally 100% to me is the percentage report from the game, not necessarily every difficulty level or anything—that would be Mastered if I 100%‘d multiple levels or New Game+ etc. But that’s why the current setup is confusing, I think.
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View progress over time
I'd love to see an expansion to the stats page where we could see how many new games we added per year vs. how many games we beat per year, and in what order.
11 votesI’d love to add this, it would be more accurate to keep track of the history of a game within your collection which I don’t collect right now. It would also need to handle times when a game switches between statuses frequently or something too.
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Treat game progress status separately from active status
For example, there are games that I have "beaten", but don't consider "completed" yet. When I'm still actively playing those games to complete them, I want to be able to set the game's status to "active" and "beaten" at the same time.
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Won't Play Option
Going through some of my own Steam library, there were many games picked up through bundles or sales that I, (being honest with myself) will never play. Either they don't look interesting, or I know they're terrible games. Can we have an option for "Won't Play", or "Regret" to differentiate them from "Undecided"?
11 votesI was envisioning a way to simply hide these games from your list (but still restore them if needed) vs. just creating a separate list.
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Unbeatable / No Objective
Add option for "unbeatable games", such as games that have no real objective, like party games (e.g. Dad Beat Dads, Jackbox Party). It would be nice to be able to say that "Hey, no goal. Just a fun game."
25 votesThis should probably be included within the Progress reporting feature, to mark a game as having no real “progress” per se.
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Less Options
Wishlist and Want to Play could be combined into a single category.
Beaten, Completed and Mastered could be combined into a single category.
I feel that active, paused and abandoned could adopt a green, yellow, red light option, and not be a list on the sidebar.
I think the New List option will take care of the needs of individual gamers.0 votes -
Unplayed Option
When adding new games to collection, add the option to have "Unplayed" status, instead of having to use the "undecided".
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Replaying/Replayed
I think that there should be a 'replaying' or 'replayed' option to games. I often like to play through games again and it would be nice to have this option.
I am also confused about the difference between 'completed' and 'mastered', and I wonder if both are really needed.
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Achievement logging
I think that there should be a way we can enter and log the amount of achievements we have earned from games. I like to keep track of achievements and it would be nice to be able to note down this on the website.
35 votesI’ll do you one better, the planned functionality is to automatically sync achievements across Steam, Microsoft, and Sony systems using their services. I haven’t looked but it may be possible to take in achievements from GiantBomb too, which would provide an “official” way to add achievements to games that don’t expose any.
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Allow us to differentiate between digital and physical copies
For PS3 games, I can choose "PS3" or "PlayStation Network (PS3)", but Giant Bomb has decided to not differentiate between physical and digital going forward, including no "PlayStation Network (PS4)" option 1. I want to share with my friends and family what games I have, and knowing whether I have a physical copy they can borrow (friends) or it's a digital game that we would have to download (kids) would be helpful.
17 votesThis is a great idea and something I had thought of but was waiting for someone to request. I’ll include this for my plans when I update Ownership features.
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Visible notes in game pages as well
Currently we can add notes for the games, but they are only visible in summary page. It will be nice to see the notes in the game page as well...
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Display estimated value of my games / collections / lists
I have a lot of games, and every once in while I like to trade or sell some of the titles I haven't played in a while. Often this can mean me selling off an entire console and all the games that I have for it. I would be useful if you could integrate with ebay or some other source to come up with an estimated asking price for each game so I could easily see what a fair value for my games / groups of games is.
3 votesWould love to do this, will depend on integrating with some external system like Amazon to get current prices (New and Used)
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Set a priority for a wishlist game
I have many games I don't own yet but am planning to get at some point. It would be nice to set different priorities for games you don't own yet.
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Friends, Lists, Following, Ratings
KTOMG is super awesome!
The only thing missing is the ability to let your buddies add you as a 'friend'. If you add a friend, you could let then set permissions on a List to allow friends to collaborate and add games :D
You could then see which friends have played the games in your various lists and or friends lists.
Basically, if we can invite friends to the site, we probably want to follow each other and follow each others lists to some extent (assuming the permissions are set appropriately)Our use case is as follows:
There's a group…7 votesCollaborative lists are partially implemented, just not live yet. Friends are also partially implemented. Both of these features will be released once they’re tested and ready. Thanks for the suggestion!
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