Release LedgerTrack game releases, backlogs and the moments worth keeping

Release Ledger: Track Game Releases, Backlogs and Best Moments

Practical guides for tracking video game release dates, subscriptions and your backlog, plus revived game files and a free backlog tracker that runs in your browser.

Release Ledger is a notebook for people who keep track of games: what is coming out and when, what is in your subscription this month, what is sitting unplayed in your library, and which moments from your own sessions are worth keeping. The guides are long and practical, the game files are written from verified sources, and the tracker runs in your browser with no account.

This domain used to host a game collection database. If you followed an old link to a game, platform or subscription page, the about page explains what happened to it and where those links lead now.

Free backlog tracker

Add the games you own or want, mark each one as playing, up next, finished or dropped, and see your backlog at a glance. Everything is stored in your own browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no sign-up.

Open the backlog tracker

New to tracking? Start with the guide on how to track your backlog without burning out.

Game files

Fact sheets for games that old links on the web still point to, rebuilt from official pages and public references at their original addresses.

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Guides

Each guide ends with a checklist you can actually use. Dates and plan details link to the official page, so you can check what changed since we wrote it.

  1. How to Track Your Video Game Backlog Without Burning Out A practical system for tracking your game backlog: six statuses, a short active list, a weekly five minute review, and honest rules for dropping games.
  2. How to Track Game Release Dates (and Not Get Fooled by Delays) Where real release dates come from, how to read release windows and regional dates, why games slip, and a simple calendar routine, with GTA VI as an example.
  3. Tracking Game Pass and Other Game Subscriptions How to keep track of what is in Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Plus and other game subscriptions, what is leaving, and what happened to services like Stadia and PS Now.
  4. Grand Theft Auto Series Timeline: From 1997 to GTA VI Every main Grand Theft Auto game in order, with release years, settings and platforms, from the 1997 original by DMA Design to GTA VI on November 19, 2026.
  5. How to Read a Game Database Entry: Platforms, Regions, Editions Developer or publisher, platform or port, regional title or edition: what each field in a video game database entry means, and how to use them in your own lists.
  6. How to Record and Clip Your Best Gaming Moments A practical workflow for capturing gameplay on console and PC, finding the best moments in long sessions, and turning them into short clips for TikTok, Shorts and Reels.