We at Kotaku have designated April as Backlog Month, in which we, in light of a looming dearth of new video game releases, turn our attention toward the games that we have wanted to play but missed.

When you hear the term “Spring Cleaning,” you probably think about the old mail you could throw away or that bathroom that needs scrubbing. Usually, it’s a physical process that involves tidying your ...

This article is part of our new experimental series, Backlog Club, where we (Nintendo Life!) pick a game that's likely to be on our list of "games we should get around to playing", and then we (NL + ...

One thing I often struggle with when it comes to gaming is choice paralysis. I'll know I want to play something, but when you've got an extensive backlog of games to choose from, deciding on what to ...

There are few things more intimidating than a long video game backlog. It’s something that can balloon into an existential crisis for dedicated gamers. How can one justify buying a brand new game when ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Game Quest: The Backlog Battler This Arcade Hack & Slash answers the age old question: "What if the games you never play could attack you?" Fight back your ...

The Monday letters page hears what Fallout TV fans think of the games, as one reader wonders if Professor Layton is coming to Switch 2. With a major video games drought seemingly approaching, I’m sure ...

Rule number one of Backlog Club: Work through your pile of unplayed video games one at a time, and discuss them with other people. Rule number two of Backlog Club: Don't talk about Backlog Club. Just ...

How do you manage your backlog of games you want to play?? As with most of you, WoW probably added 2 years of backlogs to the list!<BR><BR>I see games coming out now that I want to play like Odin ...

Nobody wants to make a bad game. The intention of every video game developer is to go out there and make the best game possible that everyone is going to love, but making games is hard and sometimes ...

If there’s any universal truth in this world, it’s that we all have a huge backlog of stuff — books or movies or TV shows or games that we have no idea how or when we’ll ever start going through it.