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Add Game Backlog plugin#192

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Game Backlog — a plugin to track your Steam library status. Mark games as Completed, Playing, Plan to Play or Dropped; covers get a colored ribbon and each status maps to a native Steam collection (so you can also bulk-mark with Steam's multi-select).
Repo: https://github.com/EullerAron/game-backlog

Tested on Windows with the latest Millennium. Built frontend is committed under .millennium/.

@wadforth

wadforth commented Jun 21, 2026

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No hate, but why is this needed if you have collections?

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Yeah, fair enough haha. The thing is it actually runs on top of collections. Each status is just a normal Steam collection and the plugin reads/writes to them, so you don't really lose anything. You can still do it all through collections like usual, multi-select and all.
What I wanted was the little colored tag right on the cover, so I can glance at the grid and instantly see what I've beaten or dropped without clicking into anything. That's basically the whole point for me, I just like having it on the art.
So if collections already work for you, you really don't need it lol. I mostly put it up here cause a couple friends asked me to share it.

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shdwmtr commented Jun 29, 2026

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Hello, and thanks for the PR! Collections seem to already accomplish what this plugin sets out to do, so I'd agree with @wadforth when questioning its usefulness. I think for what it's worth, it unfortunately isn't.

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