The Longest Journey: Playing Through My Steam Library

Earlier today I was listening to the PC Gamer podcast and they were discussing this little web tool that was designed to give you all these stats about your Steam account. These range from how many games you've never played on your Steam account to your top five most played games.

I'm not sure if you can see or not, but I own 67 games on Steam. I've played 44 of them (not beaten, just activated) and never touched 23 of them. TWENTY-THREE GAMES untouched... Most of these are games bought in bundles like the Humble Indie Bundle or when Steam does franchise sales, but still... Twenty-three games.

That number has suddenly motivated me to try and power through the games in my Steam library that remain uncompleted. Some will be simple games like Limbo while others will be hour long RPGs like Skyrim and Fallout: New Vegas. Granted I'm not even sure if there's a way to "beat" some of these games, but I'll give it my best go.

It won't be easy, or fun all the time. But I'll try to curb some of that by either streaming (if that is at all possible) or at least blogging about it as often as possible. If you're curious about the list of games I need to go through here it is but let me warn you, it's not pretty.

1. Amnesia: The Dark Descent
2. And Yet it Moves
3. Aquaria
4. Atom Zombie Smasher
5. BIT.TRIP RUNNER
6. Cave Story+
7. Cogs
8. Crayon Physics Deluxe
9. Deus Ex
10. Dragon Age: Origins (ugh)
11. Dreamfall: The Longest Journey
12. Dungeon Defenders
13. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
14. Fallout: New Vegas
15. Gish
16. Gratuitous Space Battles
17. Hammerfight
18. Jamestown
19. Limbo
20. Lone Survivor
21. Lucidity
22. Lugaru HD
23. Monkey Island 2: Special Edition
24. NightSky
25. Osmos
26. Penumbra: Overture
27. RAGE
28. Revenge of the Titans
29. Rock of Ages
30. Samorost 2
31. The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition
32. Shank
33. Steel Storm: Burning Retribution
34. Super Meat Boy
35. VVVVVV
36. World of Goo

I have no idea what order I'm going to tackle these in, but it sure ain't gonna be alphabetically.