Getting dissapointed in your backlog (Steamleft)

13900 continuous hours
1 year,214 days,4 hours,16 minutes

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18594 continuous hours
2 years,44 days,18 hours,18 minutes

Yay, I have a lot of games to play! :D

i love the alternatives it offer XD

You people need to play your games more. Never mind, I thought it said how many hours you have left so: you people need to stop hoarding so many games Actually never mind again, I am confused about what exactly the number means so just choose between:
a) You people need to play your games more
b) You people need to stop hoarding so many games

3757 continuous hours
156 days,13 hours,46 minutes

It would take you...
4252 continuous hours
177 days,4 hours,9 minute

Mhh doable ;) but I always need longer than others :c

I prefer https://www.howlongtobeatsteam.com. Their Steam Survival Calculator even encourages me to buy more games, to cover the 29.16 years of my remaining lifetime, that aren't covered by my backlog.

8334 continuous hours
347 days, 6 hours, 8 minutes

Though I'm curious how they determine what games need to be counted towards that total. Anyway, I prefer howlongtobeat.com when trying to see how long my games take.

I can get it done in only 10311 continuous hours
1 year, 64 days, 15 hours, 24 minutes

... though at the speed I play, it'll be two or three times that.

Interesting, Steamleft finally loaded, but the results between it and howlongtobeatsteam are very different:
howlongtobeatsteam:
7946 hours for main (10 months, 4 weeks and 2 hours)
11842 hours for extra's (1 year, 4 months, 1 week, 1 day and 10 hours)
20086 hours for total completion ( 2 years, 3 months, 2 weeks, 1 day and 22 hours)

Steamleft: 3222 continuous hours (134 days,6 hours,45 minutes) of gameplay to complete your Steam library

234 continuous hours
9 days,18 hours,40 minutes

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151 hours.
Assuming it calculates time to beat the games and not grind out all achievements, it seems to be more or less accurate-ish.

Howlongtobeatsteam is so far off from any semblance of reality (11 hours to beat a 90-minute game, sure) that it is utterly pointless even opening it.

57 days and 5 hours
Not bad at all.
Let me schedule in a 2 month vacation.

570 continuous hours
23 days,18 hours,13 minutes

Have a lot of free games that are for the cards only, still i think is not that bad xD

1470 continuous hours
61 days,6 hours,20 minutes
of gameplay to complete your Steam library

Ok I think it's doable

I have 30 years of gaming left at 5 hours per week.
Based on experience with how I play, I would cut that by 2/3.
After weeding out games that I quit for good after spending less than 30 minutes and cutting out games that I put in less than half the time to completej...
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I would estimate I still have 10 years of happy gaming at 5 hours per week.

Damn, I need more games!

On the other hand, I definitely have to re-watch TNG at least once.

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8165 continuous hours
340 days,5 hours,7 minutes
of gameplay to complete your Steam library
tbh I expected more. But at least good stuffs (mostly) :3

Considering my 1000+ Steam games and ~70% unplayed rate, I thought the numbers would be much worse than this:

4675 continuous hours
194 days,19 hours,43 minutes

I mean, that almost makes it look like I need to buy more games, right, just in case something happens and the only thing I can do is play games.

3851 continuous hours
160 days,11 hours,57 minutes

Compared to many others here, that doesn't seem to bad :P

Only 19 days! Not too bad at all.

It would take you...
16143 continuous hours
1 year,307 days,15 hours,40 minutes
of gameplay to complete your Steam library

:(